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The Tower was an attempt to escape a possible second flood.

Last year, September, 2007, I went to the real Noah's Ark, a 515 ft boat shape in Eastern Turkey. I took with me a metal detector and a HD camcorder. I met up with three tourists. The tourist wanted his picture taken with the metal detector. I could clearly see a pattern of iron developing. We continued on while putting caution tape in outlining the hot spots. As I could see, the metal followed what would be considered the ribs of a ship. See video here: It's quite clear that this boat-shape - [ is manmade. BibleArcheology

Noah's Ark has been found. I was there. Proof??? Proof would be great. Thanks. Proof? BibleArcheology

Noah's Ark has been found. I was there.

Call it a story that circulates off an on and that means you can discard it? The pattern of iron means that you are personally confronted with evidence that you have to give an explanation for. And if you don't you are evading it. BA

More evidence for Noah's Flood: [url="http://www.godtube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=fbee6eb51551100fda77 BA

Several evidences: Large extinction of animals as found in the geologic column. So huge that they are given independent names. The cambrian layer, for example, covers those animals that were buried in the sea. They were buried first. Fossil types are found in horizontal layers that stretch across continents. The nature of preservation involves rapid burial in sediments, otherwise the animals would be scavenged or rotted. The extent of the preservation, ie huge fossil beds indicates many died at once. These beds extend across continents. Huge coal and petroleum deposists that stretch across the world. BA

I agree. I did some work at the real Noah's Ark: BA

Noah's didn't have to scratch his name on a 515ft boat at the 6300 ft above sea level in the Armenian mountains just to prove to you that it's Noah's Ark. If you don't get it nothing will. Additionally there was an inscription on pottery found by Dr William Shea, right by the Ark, that says Noah on it. If that's not enough then what else is needed? BA

I guess you're not a scientist. The best that we can say is that there is a 515ft large ship in the mountainous region of Urartu at the 6500 ft above sea level, containing evidence of animals and food supply as cargo. And if nobody, and you, can figure that out, I suppose you always walk into Macy's thinking it's Walmart and never figure it out. BA

I think the trouble that you are experiencing is that you may not have seen all the videos and had that aha! experience. For myself it is different, however. Different because I've done metal detecting. I've used it around houses and fields and by roads and over sidewalks. When you hit areas that have random hot spots and then compare them to areas by houses and sidewalks, after some time of doing this, you recognize human made patterns as adverse to unplanned random distribution. So when you have a boat-shape that is some 515 ft long (Moses used the royal Egyptian cubit) , and find petrified wood, a pattern of iron that denotes a ship, and Turkey's leading archeologist says that it's a ship, and it's in "Armenia", then one gets excited and leaps for joy. That's what I did. I understand you want Dan Rather or some newscast and some outstanding scientists telling you about these discoveries, but truth be told, many major discoveries have been shuffled around, kicked around and disparaged until they finally came out in the open. This sort of reminds me of Steve while he was working with Apple. He comes up with some software and shows it to the execs. IBM told them that they could keep any technology that they come up with if they, IBM doesn't want it. So Jobs shows them the cursor click thing. IBM says, no, you can have it. And Jobs goes home a very happy man, and now Apple computer is a very prosperous company. In this case, I am happy and you are not. BA

The real Noah's Ark is not in Iran. It's in Turkey - the land of Urartu. The site is called Durupinar and I was there in September of last year, where I did a metal detection scan there: JM