Coverage dated October 25, 2026

Has Noah’s ark really been found? Dr. Jeremiah Johnston breaks down the Durupınar claims with Josh Howerton.

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Over the summer, an archeological team led by Turkish archaeologist Cenker Atila in partnership with the U.S. group Noah’s Ark Scans began drilling and scanning the long-known boat-shaped Durupınar mound near Mount Ararat in Turkey.

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    Has Noah’s ark really been found? Dr. Jeremiah Johnston breaks down the Durupınar claims with Josh Howerton. (opens Conservative Review)

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    Over the summer, an archeological team led by Turkish archaeologist Cenker Atila in partnership with the U.S. group Noah’s Ark Scans began drilling and scanning the long-known boat-shaped Durupınar mound near Mount Ararat in Turkey.

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