Noah's Ark... Page 23

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On June 5th, Bible Historian and explorer Bob Cornuke led an expedition of 15 geologists, historians, archeologists, scientists and attorneys on an exhausting mission 13,300 feet above sea level to locate and document the tremendous sections of what is thought to be Noah’s Ark

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Noah's Ark... Page 22

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DigitalGlobe's QuickBird commercial remote sensing satellite imaged the Mt. Ararat "anomaly" in 2003. This image has never seen by the public until now. The anomaly is surrounded below by very rugged-looking strato-volcanic rock; however, the texture of the feature in question is relatively smooth and appears to be made of a different substance.

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Noah's Ark... Page 21

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Scientists from NASA and Columbia University, New York, have used computer modeling to successfully reproduce an abrupt climate change that took place 8,200 years ago.

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Noah's Ark... Page 20a

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Additional Declassified CIA Memorandum Re: Noah's Ark

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Noah's Ark... Page 20

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As most folks are aware, the Department of Central Intelligence (DCI) through the National Image Mapping Agency (NIMA) and CIA had conducted research on Mt. Ararat since the 1950s U-2 surveillance flights.

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Noah's Ark... Page 19

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Army officer stationed in Iran in 1943 thinks he's found the landing place of Noah's Ark in mountainous region. Despite popular speculation that Noah's Ark rests on Turkey's Mount Ararat, there are a few believers seeking elsewhere. Specifically, Iran.

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Noah's Ark... Page 18

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Circular depressions, or pockmarks, cover the sea floor in many estuarine regions of the western Gulf of Maine. In Belfast Bay, Maine, they are found in densities up to 160/km2, are up to 350 m in diameter and 35 m in relief, and are among the largest and deepest known.

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Noah's Ark... Page 17

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In 1918-1919 H.R. Hall excavated at Ur, Eridu, and 'Ubaid. These are sites South of modern Baghdad, Iraq. In turn, Hall's findings stimulated interest in those sites. Then in 1922 Dr. G.B. Gordon proposed a joint University of Pennsylvania/British Museum Expedition to resume Hall's work.

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Noah's Ark... Page 16

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While these articles provide some fascinating evidence to support the Genesis Flood, we don't agree with Dr. Ellul's conclusion that the flood covered most of the known world rather than the entire world--as we believe Genesis teaches it did.

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Noah's Ark... Page 15

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A television special by National Geographic: "Lake and Sea Monsters" which discusses the SF Bay and other sightings, focuses on the Clark Brother's video as well as Paiva's analysis is scheduled to premier in the U.S. August 1, 2005 at 8 pm on the National Geographic Channel.

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