Researchers drill deep at Noah's Ark site in Turkey

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Oct, 01:54 · Archive

Researchers drilling at a boat-shaped formation in Turkey say new findings strengthen the case for Noah's Ark.

A research team has drilled over 60 feet into Turkey's Durupınar site, a boat-shaped formation in the east of the country, and reports finding no solid rock beneath the formation. The team investigating the site says this discovery strengthens its case that the location could contain the remains of Noah's Ark.

The researchers frame the absence of solid rock as supporting evidence for their theory that the formation represents the ark, though the outlets provide limited detail on how the geological findings specifically support this religious interpretation.

How it is being reported

• Noah’s Ark researchers discover new evidence of confirming religious event through natural-rock theoryNew York Post · 4 Oct, 01:36
• Noah's Ark mystery enters new phase as researchers probe deep beneath siteFox News · 2 Oct, 13:00

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