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Could these be the actual anchor stones from Noah’s Ark?
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No. Dont be silly
No, Menhirs are not Drouges.
No - the loop at the top is too weak to hold the stone & any large boat There are many flood stories and a lack of knowledge about previous civilisations that appear to have been taken out by the suddenness of the younger dryas. Noah’s story has some holes in it 🙂
No. Next question?
No, absolutely not. They're local stone. The holes are too near the top, they'd just snap off. The Ark was built in south Mesopotamia, these stones ARE NOT local to Shuruppak. They're local standing stones like the holed ones in Armenia with crosses scratched on them later.
no, this was debunked, its a natural formation
No. Proven not. They’d snap. Wrong stone type, Pagan crosses, Holes are grave markers for the mound Oh, and Bible is a fairytale Next …🤣
Here is an interesting perspective
Unnecessary talk.
No.
The ark was not a boat
No. Noah's Ark wasn't a ship. It was built to float in tidal waves. It was a giant rectangular barge. Noah was at the mercy of God. He had to wait until the waters receded, and the Ark gently settled at the peak of Ararat. The "moutain tops" appeared, first. It's what the Bible states, and it's common sense. The Ark didn't rest in the foothills but the peak. And that is where it was found 14 years ago by Garrit Alten and the NAMI Expedition. See the YouTube series presented by Archaeologist, Dr. Joel Klenck. It's the real deal, folks! It fits all of the descriptions in Genesis, including the size.
Interesting possibility.
enormous horse shit u all talk
Very unlikely!
No.
Some of these have been found in the US too. Makes you wonder. Specifically in Florida
If so, Noah built the ark right there. Those frigid stones are local rock material. Odds are they’re commemorative setup mane centuries ago.
No.
No
Why are there crosses on the stones? Jesus was born about 2200 years after the flood.
Nuh (as) was mentioned in Quran.
Yes 👍 they are absolutely! 💯
Not that particular one the rock is too thin around the hole
Yes
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Could be
No because Noah’s Ark never existed
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