Urgent .. Was Noah’s Ark found in Turkey? (photo)
According to the Holy Books, the Ark of Noah and all animals saved from the sure annihilation during the old flood. Diaspora residue for a wooden ship."Full-Width Clearfix"> & nbsp;
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This structure has sparked the attention of researchers long ago due to the fact that its shape and structure are almost corresponding to those mentioned in the Bible from the ship. The Quranic on the flood that covered the region between 3000 and 5500 BC. Great & quot;. Noah’s ship, the researchers provided new evidence that can support their theory that the structure is an old ship.
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The researchers took 30 samples of soil and rocks from the areas surrounding the formation of Doraubinar and sent them to Istanbul Technical University for analysis. Like mollusks. From 5500 to 3000 BC."Full-Width Clearfix"> & nbsp;
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If this is true, it would enhance the information that the formation of Dorubinar is the exact boat used by the Prophet of God Noah, to survive after the old flood. Dorubinar."Full-Width Clearfix"> & nbsp;
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Using these units, the length of Noah’s ship will be 157 meters, which is close to 168 meters to form Dorubinar. Ararat & quot;
Dorubinar is located only 18 miles to the south & quot; 30 km & quot; From Mount Ararat, the highest peak in Turkey."Full-Width Clearfix"> & nbsp;
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However, this last evidence is still far from being conclusive.
Professor Kaya is recognized: & quot; It is not possible to say that the ship is present here & quot;
in a similar way, the theory of Noah’s Ark has been criticized by geologists who claim that the formation of Dorubinar is nothing more than just a natural geological feature. In fact, the result of the erosion of the surrounding rocks may be formed due to the wreckage of the landslides. The supposed is much older than the floods surrounding it. Location. In rare cases, complete manuscripts. & Nbsp; In Palestine under the British Mandate – and now the West Bank.
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