Noah’s Ark discovered in Turkey

While some religious groups are showing an admirable ability to adapt to modern times, others prefer to trust in the teachings of the good book. “And you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free,” said the apostle John. And according to Noah’s Ark Ministries International, (seriously, who?) the truth is that the remains of Noah’s Ark have been discovered on Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey.

“No one has ever seen the ark, no one knows what it looks like,” concedes Yeung Wing-Cheung. But that hasn’t dimmed his conviction that the bits of wood that are estimated to be 4800 years old and therefore around at the same time as Noah’s boat, are definitely the real deal. Well, almost definitely.

“We are only 99% certain that it is Noah’s Ark based on historical accounts, including the Bible and local beliefs of the people in the area, as well as carbon dating,” he added. Well, in that case, it’s a goer. Read more.

If you have any further information related to this story that you would like to share with us privately please click here.

Can't get enough CalvinAyre.com? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook, then you'll never miss out on the latest gaming industry news.