History Channel Confirmed The Curse of Oak Island Season 12 Premiere for November 12, 2024

Update: ‘Curse Of Oak Island’ Teases Something ‘Special’ In New Season -Source

The Curse of Oak Island to Be Commissioned for Season 12 by History Channel?

Fans of The History Channel's The Curse of Oak Island were likely disappointed with the departure of Miriam Amirault, a beloved figure on the show. The series chronicles the adventures of treasure hunters in search of the fabled treasure of Oak Island, situated off the coast of Nova Scotia. Led by brothers Marty and Rick Lagina, the team comprises archaeologists, divers, historians, and other specialists dedicated to unraveling the mysteries surrounding Oak Island and potentially uncovering hidden treasures.

It's not uncommon for archaeologists to depart from the show. The archaeologists working with the Laginas are genuine researchers and scientists with full-time commitments, including ongoing studies, academic pursuits, and real-world excavation projects. Their involvement in the show is typically not a full-time role, except for a select few team members.

Will there be a “The Curse of Oak Island” Season 12?

While “The Curse of Oak Island Season 12” has not yet been confirmed yet in early 2024, there’s a strong chance that Season 12 will be announced and aired just shortly after Season 11 finishes airing. Season 11 of “The Curse of Oak Island” began airing on November 7, 2023 and should finish airing on January 30, 2024 assuming there are no network delays with History or broadcasting issues with the show.

”The Curse of Oak Island” has been airing for 11 seasons, beginning in January of 2014. Across those 11 seasons, the show has broadcasted 181 episodes and is one of the top rated programs on History Channel and across History Channel’s owner, A&E. The show has pulled strong Nielsen demographics and is among the top three viewed shows of History. With the data, there’s a very strong chance that the show will continue for Season 12 as the titular mysteries behind “The Curse of Oak Island” have yet to be solved.

”The Curse of Oak Island” follows two core hosts, Marty and Rick Lagina, as they spelunk and dig through the titular Oak Island in search of history, artifacts and lore. Oak Island itself is located on the coast of southern Nova Scotia while the hosts hail from all over North America. The revolving team amplifies their efforts each season including the use of industrial digging tools and contracting out construction work for “megaprojects.” The prime goal is to excavate the entirety of “The Money Pit,” an area that has been host to numerous failed attempts for excavation.

The Curse of Oak Island Updates

The two brothers, Rick and Marty Lagina, don’t intend to post much on social media although Rick has an X/Twitter page where he’ll frequently post updates on the television shows and a tiny amount about his personal life. Marty runs a winery out of Traverse City, Michigan, so it can be expected that the winery takes up much of his free time.

”The Curse of Oak Island” has an Instagram account with 140,000 followers that posts frequent updates on the show and behind-the-scenes looks at the show’s production. There is also a Facebook account with just under a million followers that posts live episode announcements, discussions and is a great place to engage while watching the show!

The Curse of Oak Island: Uncovering Aladdin's Cave of Wonders from Season 11 - History’s Youtube

Shows Similar to “Curse of Oak Island”

While waiting for Season 12 of “The Curse of Oak Island” to be confirmed and in between Tuesday nights, History has other television channels in the same vein. Consider checking out “Expedition Unknown,” “The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch,” and “Lost Gold of World War II.” These are History Channel programs that tend to focus on discovery of artifacts, a hint of archaeology and an effort to focus on history more than supernatural.

How to Watch the Curse of Oak Island

”The Curse of Oak Island” is available to stream on the History Channel app, Discovery Plus and Disney+. It may also be available for streaming on-demand from your television or internet provider, as well. Season 11 of “The Curse of Oak Island” is currently airing on History Channel every Tuesday at 9:00 PM EST/8:00 CST.

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1 1 Prince  July 25, 2024

Well, .... the heading was where is Miriam Amirault, and why did she leave the show ,,,,

Well, ,,. answer the damned statement !!!! Where is she, what is she doing, yah dah yah dah yah !!!

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0 0 Prince  April 14, 2024

One of these days, these peeps will admit and recognize all of the 8+ years of consulting I have done about Oak Island, ... and where the real treasure must lie under the eastern drumlin.

If people know the entire timeline, not snippets of history and/or bull-story, they would know more than what is currently admitted. Knowing this, one can then properly look for the treasure.

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1 1 StevenDorey  February 12, 2024

I love the show and have watched every episode. I'm from Nova Scotia and growing up in the 50's, 60's and 70's I heard numerous rumors about the treasure of Oak Island. I wish they would find someone less annoying as a narrator Robert Clotworthy (Could it be?) and goes on and on about previously discovered artifacts. He does the same thing on other shows as well such as Ancient Aliens etc. I wish History channel Would find someone else that isn't so annoying.

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0 0 Ed StevenDorey  April 14, 2024

I totally agree. They keep rehashing the old information that everyone already knows! We all know about what went on in all the previous episodes with the “finds”! Get on with the show! Also, why when the do bore holes anywhere, there’s water? If the water in the Garden shaft is salty, guess where it’s coming from? DUH? FLOOD TUNNEL? Stop it at its source!

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0 0 Bud Ed  June 13, 2024

"Oak Island lies on a glacial tumulus system and is underlain by a series of water-filled anhydrite cavities which may be responsible for the repeated flooding of the pit. This type of limestone easily dissolves when exposed to water, forming caves and natural voids."

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0 0 ed Bud  February 7, 2025

The drill map for the money pit is ridiculous, this drill does NOT drill in straight lines. So how can you be aiming for somewhere if you don't know where you are?

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0 2 Joseph Terstegge  February 9, 2024

Will somebody Please ask the announcer to stop starting the first sentence in a question form?
Its driving me so nuts, I sometimes mute the sound and use captions instead.

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0 2 Renae  February 9, 2024

I love the show. I've been watching since Ep 1 Season 1.
That said, I feel like each season we get less new content and far too much repetition of previous theories. I recall a recent episode Where I heard about William Phipps at least 4, but maybe as many as 5 times!
That is what the first three episodes were for, now it's just a time waster.

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0 0 watchtv Renae  February 12, 2024

so true it feels like less and less new content, getting very boring

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0 0 Renae  February 9, 2024

I love the show. I've been watching since Ep 1 Season 1.
That said, I feel like each season we get less new content and far too much repetition of previous theories. I recall a recent episode Where I heard about William Phipps at least 4, but maybe as many as 5 times!
That is what the first three episodes were for, now it's just a time waster.

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0 1 Linda Schnare  November 2, 2023

Been watching since first episode. Have personal connection as knew Bobby Restall, relatives in Western Shore good friends with Restall family, so seeing their work validated would be wonderful. About water levels, traps, etc. Oak Island was probably much bigger when it was discovered & populated. Has shrunk considerably in my lifetime & I’m only 76.

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0 1 raven0526  October 3, 2023

I remember reading the Oak Island story that appeared in The Reader's Digest at the dentist's office back in the 70's. When i saw they were making a TV show about it, I was thrilled, and have watched the show the past 10 seasons. Looking forward to Season 11. I've been wondering if Hurricane Lee had any effect on the Oak Island dig site, but I guess we'll have to wait for Season 12 to find out.

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1 0 maxmoto raven0526  October 11, 2023

I too read the same article in a doctors office. I was only 10 years old but became fascinated by the story. I have watched every episode of every season and cannot wait until they find the answers to the mystery.

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0 1 robin penberthy  September 18, 2023

Can't wait love the show

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0 3 Dave E  September 13, 2023

Enjoy the show, best wishes for locating the treasures, and uncovering the facts.

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0 0 Dave E  September 13, 2023

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0 2 Penny  September 11, 2023

What did cabbage sell for in Samuel Ball's lifetime? Has anyone ever calculates how much cabbage he would have sold to purchase all the land amassed during his lifetime? I'd check out the well that doesn't freeze very carefully.

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0 0 Aldo Penny  September 24, 2023

Assuming that he was actually growing cabbages, cabbage may be referring to something else more profitable.

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0 1 wade  September 7, 2023

I've followed Oak island since the 1960,s and I'd love to see a treasure containing some long lost gold items and presevered writings. I think the real value is finding out how it could have been done with all the traps built in. To have done this over 200 years ago by hand and keep water out while digging on a small island and so deep to me is the real problem. The team now searching makes an effort to obey the rules, record and use all modern tech to show us origins of the finds they have made. I hope they find the arc, the holy grail, maps and scrolls from before the templars downfall.

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1 4 Dot Robinson  September 5, 2023

Like so many, have been watching since the beginning- I have learned so much in 10 years. I'm 74, have always been an aspiring archeologist. Waiting for season 11, but also discouraged by too many commercials and repetition. Let's get on with it- or the world will end before the show can!
This has been going on since we all read that Reader's Digest article in the 60s. (Nearly 60 years now! ) I feel like I am part of the crew. Let's get a move on.

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0 8 Lynn  September 1, 2023

I feel a kindred spirit with Rick Lagina. I read that same Reader's Digest article about Oak Island & it fascinated me with thoughts of hidden treasure, intrigue, tall sailing ships & swashbuckling pirates. Then, of course, there was the sadness of all of the lives lost attempting to solve the mystery. To me, the program is as much about the searchers as it is about the search. I feel as though I know each of them personally & I share in their disappointment when things don't go as planned & in their exuberant celebrations when they find something unexpected. For me, this program combines all of my favorite things....mystery, history, great personalities, science & an opportunity to learn things about diverse subjects like metallurgy, blacksmithing, geology, deep well drilling, construction techniques, ancient clothing, jewelry & coins, British slang (bobbydazzler!)....I could go on forever. I'm eager to stick with watching the search for as long as the boys are eager to DO the search!

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0 3 Dan Petrick  August 26, 2023

Great show havent missed a show, Iwant to see more what this can do to change history if it can then the price of the treasure,How wounderful to be able to read some of the past to maybe change our future, doing great you all keep us going but something big has to happen sone so you can keep us watching. Great show thank's.

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0 1 Mary lou  August 21, 2023

Love it. Its the joy of finding something

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0 0 Mary lou  August 21, 2023

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1 2 Mary lou  August 21, 2023

Enjoy watchi ng this show more than anything else on TV. What they are doing on Oak Island is a lot of back breaking work but as one can see they are enjoying themselves. Every find is exciting. Being a metal detectorist for many years i know how they must feel. Applause to all of them for keeping the show going even when things are difficult.

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0 2 Shelia  August 19, 2023

I watched all the previous shows until they went to the History Channel only. I think they need to be on a regular channel for all to see. Not every one who watched faithfully can get the history channel and it is not right to keep them from seeing the rest of the search.

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2 1 Robin Shelia  September 9, 2023

You can watch for free on The History Channel online. That's what I do.

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2 5 Jason Hessler  August 18, 2023

I think the real treasure is The History Channel contract they receive. To heck with the gold and silver the money is in TV production! They’ve got the gold, we’re just the suckers holding out hope they find something. I hope the show goes 15-20 seasons. Love the show!!!

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0 7 jeff  August 18, 2023

I like the historical artifacts that they find, regardless whether they find a jackpot. My feeling about oak island is that it served as a ship service station and possibly a bank for centuries.

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