Drilling begins at ‘Noah’s Ark’ site as researchers probe Turkey’s controversial Durupinar formation
Researchers have begun drilling at a boat-shaped rock formation in Turkey called Durupinar, which some believe may be the site of Noah's ark from the Bible. The excavation team is conducting core drilling to investigate the formation and search for evidence related to this biblical mystery. According to a fundraising letter from the team, the drilling has started as part of their research effort at the location.
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Archaeologists Begin Core Drilling in Unprecedented Study at Alleged Site of Noah’s Ark
Drilling begins at ‘Noah’s Ark’ site as researchers probe Turkey’s controversial Durupinar formation