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An international team of experts has been working together to study the Durupinar Formation, which they believe could be the ...
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The Daily Galaxy on MSNCould This Be Noah’s Ark? Scientists Uncover 5,000-Year-Old Flood Evidence That Matches the Biblical Deluge TimelineArchaeologists and scientists in Turkey have uncovered compelling evidence that could support one of the most legendary stories in history—the existence of Noah’s Ark. According to Dailymail, a team ...
Experts were also able to put a rough date on this latest discovery, and suggest that the findings could be between 3500 and ...
A GROUNDBREAKING discovery has prompted excitement amongst the archeological community as it may prove the existence of ...
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Daily Express US on MSNScientists claim to have discovered location of Noah's Ark 5,000 years after ancient floodThe ancient tale of Noah's Ark may have a new chapter. Researchers claim a site in Turkey could hold the key to this biblical ...
The book claims God was planning to destroy the earth until he saw Noah, who made an ark 'on the new moon of the first month.' Then the seven flood-gates of heaven were opened, rising '15 cubits ...
Incredible scientific evidence could have washed up in Turkey showing the location of Noah's Ark in an area researchers ...
Now, 5,000 years after those floodwaters supposedly receded, scientists claim to have discovered the location of the famous boat. An international team of researchers claims that a boat-shaped ...
The veracity of the tales surrounding Noah's Ark and the global flood remains a topic of debate among scientists and scholars. While some view the story as a foundational religious narrative ...
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The Flood ended. Water abated and Noah and his family exited the ark, finding themselves in a strange place on Mount Ararat. The first thing in the eight people’s new ...
Experts have discovered a boat-shaped mound in Turkeys Durupinar Formation, which they believe could be the fossilized remains of Noahs Ark.
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