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Apr 27, 2010

Turkey: Noah’s Ark Has Been Found in Mount Ararat, Turkey

The Biblical Noah’s Ark has been found in Mount Ararat, Turkey according to a Chinese-Turkish evangelical exploration team. They said they are 99.99 percent sure that this is the Noah’s Ark set to ride the flood that swept the entire world 4,800 years ago.

The exploration team is claiming that the Noah’s Ark found fits the description in the Bible – it has the exact length noted in the bible which is 300 Egyptian cubit or 515 feet. Also, they have analysed the wood they have found in the interior and it has been carbon-dated to 48,000 years ago – the same time of the Noah’s Ark.

Paul Zimansky, a historian and an archaeologist at Stony Brook University, specializes in studying the region around Mount Ararat. He said that Mount Ararat, also called Mount Urartu, is believed to be the resting zone of the Noah’s Ark.

For more: Noah’s Ark Has Been Found in Mount Ararat, Turkey • Gwabble

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