Did They Actually Find Noah’s Ark In This Turkish Mountain?

Published on 12/19/2019
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Completely Uncanny

The story goes on to say that Noah brought the boat to the mountains of Ararat. However, not one peak in the mountain range is called that. On top of this, biblical scholars say that Ararat referred to the whole region back then and not a mountain. The Durupinar site, a big aggregate structure 18 miles away from the modern Ararat, looks a lot like what the Ark should look like. Can Ron Wyatt prove his theory?

Completely Uncanny

Completely Uncanny

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Exploring The Region

David Fasold is a salvage expert and former United States Merchant Marine Officer. In 1985, he and geophysicist John Baumgardner joined forces with Wyatt. Fasold believed that it was a shipwreck and used a “frequency generator” to scan the area. The scans showed that this formation was 538 ft long, which matched the estimated 300 Ancient Egyptian cubits of 515 ft. However, there was more.

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Exploring The Region

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