Who has right about the Oak Island mystery?

Photo. Stein Morten Lund sits by the memorial stone on Oak Island for they who lost their life searching for the big treasure. © Travel Explorations.

Amundsen has now an ongoing search for a treasure. After several years of struggle against the authorities and land owners, he has now put himself on a plane to Canada to start negotiations with the authorities to drain the pond out of water. History Channel will follow him in his struggles to reveal the mystery for once.

Amundsen can not reveal the details about why he travels to Canada right now. He suggests however a scenario where they are allowed to drain the pond at Oak Island. - There is no digging, but investigations. We have applied for a so-called "non evasive approach." It is not intervention. We are not alone with the treasure in hand, he said to the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet recently.

The documentary "Sweet Swan of Avon - The Shakespeare Treasure" was shown on Norwegian TV NRK in 2009 in 4 episodes. It`s based on a book Organisten (The Organ Player) written by Petter Amundsen and Erlend Loe from Norway.

Petter Amundsen has also recently published the book Oak Island and the Treasure Map in Shakespeare (2012), and in the documentary “Shakespeare: The Hidden Truth” (2012). Here he presents what at first sight appears as a wild and almost absurd theory; that Francis Bacon was deeply involved in the writing of Shakespeare’s plays, that he also was involved in hiding something on Oak Island. His theory is that the first folio of Shakespeare’s plays contains codes revealing this, and that it also presents a kind of map directing us towards Oak Island.

Here are some recent published books, articles and sources about the Oak Island mystery:

• Oak Island & the Treasure Map in Shakespeare. In this book Petter Amundsen argues that Shakespeare was part of the Rosicrucian movement, and that his books give clues to the whereabouts of the fabled Rosicrucian vault: http://www.amazon.com/Oak-Island-Treasure-Shakespeare-ebook/dp/B007TUGKCQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1335644320&sr=8-1
• Confirming Petter Amundsen's theory about Shakespeare and Oak Island, Nate E. Shebell: http://shakespeareandoakisland.wordpress.com
• Website for they who have expressed doubt that Mr. “Shakespeare” wrote the works of William Shakespeare: Shakespeare Authorship Coalition: https://doubtaboutwill.org
• Keith Ranville's new theory on the Oak Island Money Pit (source: the Astral world): http://www.theastralworld.com/ancient-mysteries/oakislandmoneypit.php
• Dan Blankenship said he has uncovered evidence that proves the 32-hectare island is the repository for millions in silver and gold left behind by marauding Spaniards in the mid-16th century (source: Rense.com: http://rense.com/general47/oak.html

For general information and theories (source Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Island

So who has right? Will the mystery ever be solved?

This mystery has been on my mind since I read about in my childhood. I was on Oak Island in 1997 and spoke to two of the landowner. One them guide me around in his museum showing strange items found on the island. It made me even more confused. As far I can see, based on all clues there are no complete theory that gives a reasonable answer. There are some many missing links.

What`s expected to be found hidden under Oak Island? Nothing? Inca gold? Pirate treasure, A temple? A UFO? The Holy Grail? Noah`s ark? The Ark of the Covenant also known as the Ark of the Testimony? Shakespeare`s lost original manuscripts? Something else?

For more information about the mystery on Oak Island, you can watch videos, photos and read articles on the global travel guide Travel Explorations: www.travelexplorations.com

Stein Morten Lund, 18^th August 2013

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