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Finding Noah's Ark

American and Turkish explorers are hoping to discover traces of Noah's Ark on the slopes of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey. A joint expedition of 10 explorers from both countries intends to trek up the 5,346m (17,820ft) mountain in July. They will spend a month searching for a large structure exposed in part by melting snow last summer. Recounted in the Bible, Noah and his ark are said to have alighted on Mount Ararat after the Great Flood. [via BBC]

Three religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam believe in Noah and his ark. Hinduism too has a flood story

Comments (2)

GK:

Makes me wonder whether there is only one real version. i.e. if it is true at all!!

be:

Great post..the islamic detail about this event can be found here:

http://www.harunyahya.com/pernat11.php

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