Who discovered noah's ark? Ron Wyatt or Ed Davis/George Hagopian?

a reply to: sneaglebob12

It's all a lot of nonsense. As Wikipedia puts it -

"Despite many expeditions, no scientific evidence of the ark has been found."

Lots and lots of unsubstantiated claims, but no hard evidence.

It's all borrowed from earlier mesopotamian legends anyway - Epic of Ziusudra > Epic of Atrahasis > Epic of Gilgamesh. By the time you get to the Noah story it's been retooled quite a bit. If they were to find the boat (which would probably have rotted thousands of years ago), it would perhaps more rightly be referred to as belonging to King Ziusudra, the ruler of Shuruppak..

But the biblical Noah? Don't make me laugh..

Late to the party, but just recently found out about Ron Wyatt and this find is fascinating. Not sure if it's the smoking gun, but interesting nonetheless.

This piece from Scientific American explains how we are more closely related than we think. Just food for thought.