Noahs ARK found.... again.

I have not seen this updated report yet, so I thought I would post it. Being this is my first post mods, if it is in the wrong area / format please let me know.

Noahs Arc Found

A group of Chinese and Turkish evangelical explorers say wooden remains they have discovered on Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey are the remains of Noah's Ark.

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I am curious why this makes headlines as Noahs Arc found, when its been stated many times in the past they would find it at this location?

[edit on 27-4-2010 by Xcathdra]

[edit on 27-4-2010 by Xcathdra]

This has literally just been posted Xcathdra. Please search before posting or even include your thoughts on the thread posted just prior to this one.

Here is a link for the thread mentioned - www.abovetopsecret.com...

Peace

[edit on 27-4-2010 by The 5th]

My appologies.. When I searched the first time I must have missed it.

Mods, please remove this.

Thanks

Try this one instead...it was started first and theres a few pages on it...

www.abovetopsecret.com...



CX.

I think there were more than one ark, and Noah (His descendants,us) had instructions to prepare for another Deluge in the future.

The deluge aperantly has already happend twice, as I get it from the tablets recovered in Iraq by Us marins in 2006..

Nice story of Ea,Enoch and Enlil (Poseidon,Hades and Zeus)..

They talk about 'black nectar', Oil any body ?!

(Not to be taken too serious.)

This is even posted up at Drudge Report!

www.drudgereport.com...

www.thesun.co.uk...

Christian Archaeologist Casts Further Doubt on Ark 'Discovery'

An archaeologist who visited Mount Ararat with the Chinese and Turkish expedition team that now claims to have found the remains of Noah’s Ark says he has more reasons to believe that the “discovery” is fake than the team has proof that it’s real.

Dr. Randall Price, however, says he was informed by a local partner in the village at the foot of Mount Ararat that ten Kurdish workers were hired by the expedition team’s guide in the late summer of 2008 to transport and plant large wood beams from an old structure in the Black Sea area at the Mount Ararat site. That same guide had showed the team a cave in 2006 that was thought to contain wood but, upon inspection by Price and a team of geologists, actually contained volcanic rock. Price had planned to check out the latest site in 2008 but did not get to for reasons not clearly reported. “During that expedition, the guide … who claimed to have found the Ark, was constantly drunk and after one month sitting in a hotel waiting, the expedition never happened,” he informed ministry supporters.