The legendary Ark’s final resting place may have just been found, and now, new scans of the site are producing results that challenge everything scientists believed. The new evidence reveals an astonishing hidden structure buried deep beneath the surface, perfectly matching the dimensions described in ancient texts.
In eastern Turkey, a tall, smooth, boat-shaped formation on a mountainside has been the subject of debate for decades. The site, known as the Durupinar formation, sits in Agri Province near the Iranian border, about 18 miles south of Mount Ararat. Some researchers argue that the shape and the materials beneath it are consistent with the remains of a large wooden vessel, while geologists have gener…
A team of scientists drilling deep beneath the surface believed they had located the remains of Noah’s Ark. Their ground-penetrating radar had detected a massive, ship-like anomaly buried under layers of ancient mud and rock.
A long, boat-shaped mound in the mountains of eastern Turkey has drawn renewed attention after a university-led team received permission for its first deep excavation in decades. The site, known as the Durupinar formation, sits on the slopes of Mount Ararat and has long been associated by some with the resting place of Noah’s Ark. The recent fieldwork has reopened a long-standing debate among arch…