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Noah's ark not proven as lab tests continue on Durupınar mound samples
The hundreds of soil samples they collected are still being tested in labs.[1, 2] An archaeological team led by Turkish archaeologist Cenker Atila, working with the U.S. group Noah's Ark Scans, drilled and scanned the boat-shaped Durupınar mound near Mount Ararat in Turkey over the summer.[1, 2] So far there has been no proof the site is Noah's ark, despite a wave of headlines suggesting otherwise, according to Conservative Review and Blaze Media.[1, 2]
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