The ancient tale of Noah's Ark may have a new chapter. Researchers claim a site in Turkey could hold the key to this biblical ...

A recent discovery has led some experts to believe they’ve found the fossil of Noah’s Ark. Researchers have found that a boat-shaped mound — long believed by the faithful to be Noah’s Ark ...

Mount Ararat is the highest point in Turkey at 5,137 metres, and has long been identified as where Noah’s Ark rested. But the new discovery has reignited discussion about the site which was ...

To believe Genesis 6 and 7, the story of Noah’s Ark and the building of it, tests the strongest of human minds. Superficial thinking tells many the story is pure fiction and not credible.

Researchers have found that a boat-shaped mound — long believed by the faithful to be Noah’s Ark — was most likely submerged under water during a devastating flood some 5000 years ago ...

Mount Ararat is a snow-capped, dormant volcano in eastern Turkey, near the Armenian border, standing at 5,137 meters (16,854 ft). It is traditionally linked to Noah’s Ark, as Genesis describes ...