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First photos of possible Noah's Ark wood found under Turkey mountain

The first photographs of charred wooden fragments reportedly found beneath Turkey's Durupınar Formation have been released, renewing interest in the search for Noah's Ark. Discovered around 30 feet underground, the pieces show markings researchers believe could indicate human workmanship. Four independent laboratories will examine the samples to determine their age, wood type and possible origins.

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    First photos of possible Noah's Ark wood found under Turkey mountain (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    The first photographs of charred wooden fragments reportedly found beneath Turkey's Durupınar Formation have been released, renewing interest in the search for Noah's Ark. Discovered around 30 feet underground, the pieces show markings researchers believe…

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