Database: Oak Island - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 11:55, 4 May 2025

2025-05-04T11:55:02Z

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	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Oak Island]] is in {{Wiki\|Mahone Bay}} on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local [[Piracy\|pirate]] ~~legends - it~~ seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in {{Wiki\|Mahone Bay}} on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local [[Piracy\|pirate]] legends—it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

	Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ~~ground - which~~ he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the ~~idea - but~~ nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.		Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground—which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, [[Desmond Miles\|you]] get the idea—but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.

	Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the ~~pit - either~~ by William Kidd, or the [[Freemasons]], or the [[Templars]].		Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit—either by William Kidd, or the [[Freemasons]], or the [[Templars]].

	Here's my personal ~~favourite -~~ [[Francis Bacon]] used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of [[William Shakespeare]]. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.		Here's [[Shaun Hastings\|my]] personal favourite—[[Francis Bacon]] used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of [[William Shakespeare]]. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.

	Or is it...?		Or is it...?

imported>Soranin at 12:55, 26 April 2022

2022-04-26T12:55:55Z

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	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Oak Island]] is in [[Mahone Bay]] on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local [[Piracy\|pirate]] legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in {{Wiki\|Mahone Bay}} on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local [[Piracy\|pirate]] legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

	Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.		Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.

imported>Sadelyrate at 10:43, 24 March 2020

2020-03-24T10:43:16Z

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	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in [[Mahone Bay]] on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local [[Piracy\|pirate]] legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

	Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.		Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.

imported>12F: adding links to F Bacon and William S

2017-03-03T13:26:25Z

adding links to F Bacon and William S

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	Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit - either by William Kidd, or the [[Freemasons]], or the [[Templars]].		Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit - either by William Kidd, or the [[Freemasons]], or the [[Templars]].

	Here's my personal favourite - Francis Bacon used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of William Shakespeare. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.		Here's my personal favourite - [[Francis Bacon]] used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of [[William Shakespeare]]. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.

	Or is it...?		Or is it...?

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:14, 31 May 2016

2016-05-31T14:14:27Z

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	~~{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

imported>Amnestyyy at 02:12, 1 March 2015

2015-03-01T02:12:20Z

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	{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	Oak Island is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of Canada. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure Kidd buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

	Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.		Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.

	Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit - either by William Kidd, or the Freemasons, or the Templars.		Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit - either by William Kidd, or the [[Freemasons]], or the [[Templars]].

	Here's my personal favourite - Francis Bacon used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of William Shakespeare. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.		Here's my personal favourite - Francis Bacon used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of William Shakespeare. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.
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	No. It's not.		No. It's not.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island to Database: Oak Island

2015-03-01T02:04:39Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island to Database: Oak Island

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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 11:00, 15 March 2013

2013-03-15T11:00:06Z

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			[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	Oak Island is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of Canada. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure Kidd buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		Oak Island is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of Canada. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure Kidd buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

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2013-02-16T18:36:26Z

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island|Text=Edit this tab}}
Oak Island is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of Canada. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure Kidd buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.

Treasure hunts first began in 1795, a local teenager spotted a tree with rope burns and a nearby depression in the ground - which he thought was a sure sign that something had been lowered into a pit. He and some friends started to dig, but quickly got beyond their depth and resolved to come back with better tools. Subsequent digs have happened in 1803, 1862, 1866, 1893, 1909, 1931... well, you get the idea - but nothing's ever been found. Six people have died hunting for the supposed treasure.

Over the years, theories about the origin of the 'Money Pit' have been abundant: it's nothing more than a sinkhole, treasure was left in the pit - either by William Kidd, or the Freemasons, or the Templars.

Here's my personal favourite - Francis Bacon used the pit to store the original documents proving that he wrote the works of William Shakespeare. I'm almost sorry that one isn't true.

Or is it...?

No. It's not.
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	~~{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Oak Island\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Oak Island.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.		[[Oak Island]] is in Mahone Bay on the eastern shore of [[Canada]]. The island features prominently in local pirate legends - it seems the 'secret' treasure [[William Kidd\|Kidd]] buried here didn't remain as secret as he would have liked, which of course was very secret, hence the word 'secret'.