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In the late 1930s, a man named Gilbert Hedden explored some of the most astonishing theories, and made some of the most critical discoveries in the entire history of the Oak Island treasure hunt.
In 1746, a mysterious ship's log was written suggesting that a vast treasure may have been buried on Oak Island by a French Admiral who was connected to the Knights Templar.
Compelling evidence suggests that numerous treasures were hidden on Oak Island over a number of centuries by interconnected groups who shared secret and sacred knowledge.