New scans push Turkey's Noah's Ark formation closer to proof Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz A boat-shaped formation in eastern Turkey has produced its most detailed underground readings in decades. Researchers say the combined data are pushing them toward answers that six decades of speculation have failed to produce.
New scans push Turkey's Noah's Ark formation closer to proof Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz A boat-shaped formation in eastern Turkey has produced its most detailed underground readings in decades.
Researchers say the combined data are pushing them toward answers that six decades of speculation have failed to produce.
Genesis flood narrative as a record of real geography, not allegory, and the text itself supports that reading.
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New scans push Turkey's Noah's Ark formation closer to proof Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz A boat-shaped formation in eastern Turkey has produced its most detailed underground readings in decades. Researchers say the combined data are pushing them toward answers that six decades of speculation have failed to produce. Genesis flood narrative as a record of real geography, not allegory, and the text itself supports that reading.
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