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In 1795, three boys found a depression in the ground on a small island off Nova Scotia. Two hundred and thirty years, six lives and several fortunes later, nobody has reached the bottom of it.
This book uncovers the truth and discovers that the answer was never underground.
It was written in a field of boulders that has sat in plain sight for two centuries, in a night sky eight hundred years out of date, and in a page of cipher the world had already dismissed as a forgery. Read together, the three point at the same coordinate and what can be found there.
The trail runs from the power struggles of medieval Europe to the present day, by way of an English duke who died of the plague, a French naval disaster, a man who bought himself out of slavery with an axe, and an old woman in New York told for fifty years that she was chasing nothing.
What separates this from every other Oak Island theory is that it can be checked. Every stone position, every stellar bearing and every measurement is published in full in a second volume bound with the first - the coordinates, the star tables, the calculations, and the reference code to reproduce them. Nothing is asserted that a reader cannot test.
A first book by a Dublin author who, despite never having set foot on the island, found what two centuries of excavation did not.
This book uncovers the truth and discovers that the answer was never underground.
It was written in a field of boulders that has sat in plain sight for two centuries, in a night sky eight hundred years out of date, and in a page of cipher the world had already dismissed as a forgery. Read together, the three point at the same coordinate and what can be found there.
The trail runs from the power struggles of medieval Europe to the present day, by way of an English duke who died of the plague, a French naval disaster, a man who bought himself out of slavery with an axe, and an old woman in New York told for fifty years that she was chasing nothing.
What separates this from every other Oak Island theory is that it can be checked. Every stone position, every stellar bearing and every measurement is published in full in a second volume bound with the first - the coordinates, the star tables, the calculations, and the reference code to reproduce them. Nothing is asserted that a reader cannot test.
A first book by a Dublin author who, despite never having set foot on the island, found what two centuries of excavation did not.
In 1795, three boys found a depression in the ground on a small island off Nova Scotia. Two hundred and thirty years, six lives and several fortunes later, nobody has reached the bottom of it.
This book uncovers the truth and discovers that the answer was never underground.
It was written in a field of boulders that has sat in plain sight for two centuries, in a night sky eight hundred years out of date, and in a page of cipher the world had already dismissed as a forgery. Read together, the three point at the same coordinate and what can be found there.
The trail runs from the power struggles of medieval Europe to the present day, by way of an English duke who died of the plague, a French naval disaster, a man who bought himself out of slavery with an axe, and an old woman in New York told for fifty years that she was chasing nothing.
What separates this from every other Oak Island theory is that it can be checked. Every stone position, every stellar bearing and every measurement is published in full in a second volume bound with the first - the coordinates, the star tables, the calculations, and the reference code to reproduce them. Nothing is asserted that a reader cannot test.
A first book by a Dublin author who, despite never having set foot on the island, found what two centuries of excavation did not.
This book uncovers the truth and discovers that the answer was never underground.
It was written in a field of boulders that has sat in plain sight for two centuries, in a night sky eight hundred years out of date, and in a page of cipher the world had already dismissed as a forgery. Read together, the three point at the same coordinate and what can be found there.
The trail runs from the power struggles of medieval Europe to the present day, by way of an English duke who died of the plague, a French naval disaster, a man who bought himself out of slavery with an axe, and an old woman in New York told for fifty years that she was chasing nothing.
What separates this from every other Oak Island theory is that it can be checked. Every stone position, every stellar bearing and every measurement is published in full in a second volume bound with the first - the coordinates, the star tables, the calculations, and the reference code to reproduce them. Nothing is asserted that a reader cannot test.
A first book by a Dublin author who, despite never having set foot on the island, found what two centuries of excavation did not.
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Fachbereich: | Allgemeines |
| Genre: | Importe |
| Rubrik: | Sozialwissenschaften |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| ISBN-13: | 9781919541006 |
| ISBN-10: | 1919541004 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Owens, Conor |
| Hersteller: | Weststar Books |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 229 x 152 x 20 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Conor Owens |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 11.09.2026 |
| Gewicht: | 0,54 kg |