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(NoahsArkScans.com via SWNS)

By Dean Murray

A team has begun drilling at a site it believes may be Noah's Ark.

Team begins drilling at suspected NoahÂ’s Ark site in Turkey

This file scan from in 2025 shows possible corridors and rooms within the Durupinar Formation, a large, boat-shaped geological formation located about 29 kilometres south of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey. (NoahsArkScans.com via SWNS)

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