A team of scientists has found that a boat-shaped mound long believed to be Noah's Ark was most likely submerged under water during the great floods, The Jerusalem Post reported.

The team’s objective is a 538-foot geological structure called the Durupinar site, a boat-shaped mound that uncannily matches the precise measurements of Noah’s ark as described in the Book of ...

According to Dailymail, a team analyzing soil and rock samples from the Durupinar formation, a 538-foot geological structure near the Turkey-Iran border, has found traces of marine deposits, clay ...

Since its discovery in 1948, many have theorised that the Durupinar formation is the fossilised wood of Noah’s Ark. The reality of these occurrences has continued to be a topic of debate between ...

The Durupinar formation has been put forth as a potential ark resting place for many years, and has received extensive attention from those hoping to find Noah’s Ark.

After decades of speculation, the so-called Durupinar formation — a boat-shaped mound lying just two miles from the Turkey-Iran border — has once again captured the world’s attention.

Researchers have identified a boat-shaped mound in Turkey's Durupinar Formation, which has long been associated with the biblical story of Noah's Ark, The Jerusalem Post reported. The mound ...

The Durupinar formation has been put forth as a potential ark resting place for many years, and has received extensive attention from those hoping to find Noah’s Ark.

The Durupinar formation closely resembles the biblical description of Noah’s Ark: “A length of three hundred cubits, a width of fifty cubits, and a height of thirty cubits.” ...

Recent discoveries at the Durupinar Formation in Turkey have sparked discussions among experts, suggesting that the formation could be the fossilized remains of Noah's Ark. New studies of the site ...

Disney sent a letter to Durupinar, offering to invest $50 million in the region to make it a theme park. Disney said in his letter: "Prophet Noah is accepted by all religions.