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Noah’s Ark Anchors Found!

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Evan Doji 📈vor 1 Tag

This Noah's Ark thing is peak retard. Ya they have crosses on them even though Noah was 2400 before Jesus. Google Armenian Stone Henge. There many large rocks with holes in the top that aren't anchors.

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These are not anchors. They are ballast. Used primarily to keep the ship stable in ruff waters.

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Sarah S of TNvor 1 Tag

What a time to be alive!!!!

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Apologia Rootsvor 1 Tag

Those are medieval gravestones for Armenian Christians.

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KJ boyvor 1 Tag

Just wait until bigger thing comes out! The proof will be undeniable!a

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GrumpyGrampavor 1 Tag

The reason I'm not a Christian is this stupid lying shit right here...😎

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🤣🤣such nonsense Laughable. Embarrassing Already analysed by specialists years ago, concluded as BS ! Wrong stone type, totally, Holes would easily have snapped They’re simply Byzantine grave markers, where they commonly carved holes for place markers of graves

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YOU PEOPLE ARE INSANE, I DO BELIEVE THE PART ABOUT THE TWIN MASERATI ENGINES AND THE MIDNIGHT BUFFETS, BUT ANCHORS, THAT’S A BIT OF A STRETCH !!!!

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NყƙƚυɾɳαƖvor 1 Tag

Ok but hear me out…. Why would Noah have put crosses all over them? That wasn’t a thing in his time, way before Jesus.

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HoneyBeevor 1 Tag

Ron White was the true First discoverer of Noah’s Ark.

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Aries Westminstervor 1 Tag

I always wonder how four men harvested and cut the trees for the ark and built such an enormous sturdy ship But when you think about them being expert megalithic stone masons They probably already had a huge lumber yard for heavy stone works Building an ark was simple compared to stone cutting ?!!

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Mmmm yes. Crosses on a stone supposedly thousands of years before Jesus's sacrifice. Makes sense to me!

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Atfirstthoughtvor 1 Tag

They havnt found anything but donations.

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Don titovor 1 Tag

You guys are so desperate to prove your fairytale im wondering if you truly believe 😂😂😂

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Darth_Andreavor 1 Tag

Those stones have been sourced, they are local to the Region, not from Mesopotamia where Noah would have originated.

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Why do they always fail to mention where this is at??? This is in Armenia. It is called ( Karahunj ) you can goggle it the crucifix on the stones reflect back to Armenia being the first Christian nation in 301. We never left the mountain. We come from (japhath) and the Jews(Shem)

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Incredible. Made with stone that doesn't exist in Mesopotamia where it was built, but coincidentally DOES exist where it supposedly landed in Turkey. Maybe the elephants brought it with them, right?

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So the cross was a thing in Noah’s time???

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sheltz32ttvor 1 Tag

Umm.. how did Gilgamesh go there if all the humans were killed in the flood except for Noah's family?? 🤔

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TenXvor 1 Tag

The crosses on the stones Were Carved in there from Knight's Templars.. I believe this is the resting place of Noah's ark. God's eternal truth will be set free.

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Havoc & Harmonyvor 1 Tag

Some people just want this to be true so bad lol Sadly, that is not how it works. You can speculate based on your very loose evidence sure, but you dont get to claim Noahs Ark has been found! When they have not even got started in the investigation.

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A few questions: 1) how did Noah get stone from the Ararat mountain region to carry on his boat? 2) these things are 10 tons each. How did the family manage them? 3) how did these 10-ton dead weights not destroy the railings of the boat in rough seas? 4) these are tiny holes really close to the edge of the stone. How did they not break during use? 5) 26 of them? Wow. That's a lot!

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KJV 1611vor 1 Tag

If a few people aren’t lazy and want info straight from God just get you a king James 1611 authorized version Bible and you got the truth. How do you think people are finding things in the Bible? The Bible is a history book and a map & it’s also the prophecy of Jesus Christ

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Professor Cipollino 🇺🇸 ♰ 🇦🇲vor 1 Tag

The Nakhichevan (or Nakhijevan) translates to "first resting place" or "place of the first descent," derived from the words nakh ("first") and ichevan ("landing place", "lodging", or "resting place"). No matter how much Azeris claimed its their ancient land.

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ו ה • ץ • x ׃ ץ ׃vor 1 Tag

how stpd is this old moron? ppl see old ppl as wise but its not like that ..sht head is sht head even in his 90s

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There is zero evidence that these anchors are related to Noah's ark.

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thehumankroganvor 1 Tag

you realize that Ron Wyatt found this decades ago...

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Terryvor 1 Tag

L0L It's a rock

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Dean Scott 💜= יהוהvor 1 Tag

They were "found" and "labeled" as such by Ron Wyatt 45 years ago. Not a new discovery, nor peer reviewed, nor confirmed, nor proven. Engravings are late additions, interpreted as homage to Noah, wife, Ham, Shem, Japheth, and offspring. Interesting hypothesis nonetheless.

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Here come the moose limbs to blow them up

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Why are crosses all over it? The cross/crucifixion didn’t happen until Roman Empire. 🤔

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The difficulty lies in the geology. Analyses of the stones including work co-authored by Fasold himself with geologist Lorence Collins show they are local andesite volcanic rock from the Ararat region. 1/

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