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Noah’s Ark might not be a myth after all — and a crew of researchers says it’s ready to prove it. Getty Images Jones noted that they will “consider excavating” only after they have ...
A radar scan of the Noah’s Ark site in the mountains of Turkey. noahsarkscans.com Jones used ground-penetrating radar to detect what appeared to be a 13-foot tunnel traversing the center of the ...
A group of American scientists traveled to Turkey and made quite the discovery -- a 13-foot tunnel with three layers, similar to the description of Noah's Ark.
Researchers at Turkey's Durupinar site have found promising evidence of a man-made structure at a boat-shaped formation, possibly suggesting the location of of Noah's Ark.
Andrew Jones, lead archaeological researcher for Noah’s Ark Scans, told NewsNation his team has been investigating the ship-shaped rock formation since 2019. The site was discovered in 1959 by ...
The team’s objective is a 538-foot geological structure called the Durupinar site, a boat-shaped mound that uncannily matches the precise measurements of Noah’s ark as described in the Book of ...
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