It may just be a discovery of biblical proportions. Scientists have placed humans at the site of what is believed to be the “ruins of Noah’s Ark,” in the eastern mountains of Turkey.

DOGUBAYAZIT, Turkey (WJW) — New soil tests and enhanced ground-penetrating radar scans from the Durupinar formation — a boat-shaped site in eastern Turkey long linked to the biblical story of ...

A radar scan of the Noah’s Ark site in the mountains of Turkey. noahsarkscans.com. Jones used ground-penetrating radar to detect what appeared to be a 13-foot tunnel traversing the center of the ...

Ephesus, the crown jewel of Asia Minor. On the Ionian coast, Ephesus is Turkey's most famous archaeological site. Once one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire, it was home to the Library of ...

Archaeologists working in Turkey have announced the possible remains of Noah's Ark within Mount Ararat, the rumored final destination of the Biblical ship.

The Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) is set to explore Holy sites in Turkey. The executive secretary of the Commission, Bishop Stephen Adegbite, disclosed this on October 8, 2024 ...

NEW DELHI: Researchers have linked human activity to the site often referred to as the "ruins of Noah's Ark" in the eastern mountains of Turkey in a recent discovery.According to the New York Post ...

Turkey archaeology reveals ancient underground structures under Zerzevan Castle The multistory, below-ground structures in Diyarbakir — ID'ed by using ground-penetrating radar — may have ...

A 1,500-year-old amulet depicting a Biblical figure was recently unearthed in Turkey, photos show. Photo from Karabük University A rare, ancient amulet with biblical ties was recently unearthed ...