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Scholars and explorers have proposed Mount Ararat (Ağrı Dağı/Masis) as the traditional landing place of Noah’s Ark, but there is accepted by the scholarly community. Recent scholarly work reiterates t...
A number of expeditions and teams have claimed to have found at sites on and near Mount Ararat and the Durupınar formation in eastern Türkiye, but none of these claims meet mainstream archaeological s...
Multiple teams and individuals have claimed wooden finds from Mount Ararat and several of those pieces have been subjected to radiocarbon testing, but the results are , and no sample has produced a sc...
Historical claims placing Noah’s Ark on a mountain in the Armenian highlands trace to antiquity: Jewish, Christian and later Muslim writers memorialized a wreck on a mountain variously named in early ...
The biblical flood narrative in Genesis describing Noah’s ark is one of several ancient flood traditions that share key motifs—divine warning, a boat or survivor, and post‑flood covenant—but its parti...
Recent, provided sources show ; the documents supplied instead address geographic identification, unrelated geophysical studies, and regional archaeology without reporting discovery of Noah’s Ark. The...
Recent 2025 fieldwork has renewed claims that boat-shaped formations in eastern Türkiye — notably the Durupınar Formation near Mount Ağrı (Ararat) — may preserve , supported by soil chemistry, organic...