The Oak Island Scheme - Part One: The Legend of the Money Pit feat. Dr. Sean Munger

Historical Blindness

In the first part of a new series, I drill down into the legendary Money Pit on Oak Island, examining the evidence (or lack thereof) for claims about its history, what has been found there, and its supposed booby traps. Joining me for this series is friend of the show, Dr. Sean Munger!

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