One treasure hunter says he's finding new clues of what lies beneath Oak Island.
Dan Blankenship and his team have received a treasure trove licence from the Nova Scotia Government allowing them to search the island until the new year.
But Blankenship is keeping mum about what they've found so far in their hunt for the centuries old cache.
"We keep finding evidence of different things, which were not about to divulge. But the big thing is that we haven't yet come up with anything we can put into the bank. It's all been expenditures. Nothing coming in, " says Blankenship.
Blankenship says a new business partnership has allowed his forty-five-year search to continue.
A magazine article, on the perils of the island and it's elusive treasure, inspired Blankenship to move from Miami and pursue his own hunt.
