An archaeological team investigating a site near Mount Ararat in Turkey believes it may be the location of Noah’s Ark. Led by Andrew Jones, the team is documenting its exploration through underground drone footage and 3D scans published through Noah’s Ark Scans. In a September 23 update, the team reportedly repaired a drill bit that had broken after striking material described as potentially petrified wood.
The investigation focuses on a boat-shaped formation measuring about 515 feet long, matching the dimensions of Noah’s Ark described in Genesis. The team has begun core drilling to retrieve material for examination while continuing underground exploration with a drone. The scans, the drilling, the dimensions, all point to the same question: is this the Ark?
Frank Wright encourages viewers to follow the excavation as researchers investigate what may be beneath the formation. The evidence is mounting. The drilling has begun. And the world is watching. If this is the Ark, it changes everything. The question is whether the team will find what they are looking for, or whether the mystery will remain buried beneath the mountain.
