The Great Flood The full story from Wyatt Archaeological Research. What the Bible narrative says about where the Ark landed. ![]() ![]() Article "Noah's Ark?" from Life Magazine, September 5, 1960.. Discoveries of Ron's First Trip ![]() ![]() One of many massive Drogue Stones and large unique object with appearance of bark. Markings point to them as religious artifacts. ![]() ![]() The formation as Ron first saw it in 1977. | Grave marker showing 8 figures with a larger male and a larger female center with eyes closed. Subsequent Evidence Discovered ![]() ![]() Carving Ron found above the Ark. | Carving seen lower right. ![]() ![]() Petrified deck timber found with radar. | Sectioned, it revealed lamination. ![]() ![]() Best example of many metalic rivets found. | Petrified coral found at 6500 feet in elevation at the formation with a perfectly level and smooth backside that indicates being attached to an object that was not natural. Unbiased Archaeological Evidence ![]() ![]() Standing on the bow of the Ark formation. | The bow of the Viking "ghost" ship of Ladby in Fyen, Denmark after excavation. ![]() ![]() The collapsed deck mound of the Ark formation is as expected, just as the Viking ship of Oseberg, Norway. ![]() ![]() The Anglo-Saxon ship, Sutton-Hoo showing iron rivets and planking impressions.* ![]() Bracket with rivet and indented pins found on the formation. ![]() ![]() The formation shows the discoloration of the exposed section material after a 1978 earthquake pulled the surrounding soil away from the northern side.
Additional Durupinar Site Research Resources
"Noah's Ark: Its Geometry" by Samuel R. Windsor "A Debate: The Site of Noah's Ark" by Donald W. Patten "Noah's Vessel: 24,000 Deadweight Tons" by Samuel R. Windsor "The Discovery of Noah's Long-Lost City - Mesha / Naxuan" by David A. Deal "Recent Travels to the Iranian Frontier of Eastern Turkiye" - Robert C. Michelson |