EP: 350 Noah's Ark Found? The Durupinar Formation Investigation with Andrew Jones

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In this episode, we unpack the explosive research that set the world news cycle ablaze this spring. Andrew Jones and his team produced groundbreaking geophysical scans and soil analyses in Eastern Turkey, suggesting the legendary Noah’s Ark may have been found. Join us as we dive into the murky ground of Turkey’s Durupinar formation with the founder of Noah’s Ark Scans.


We go deep into the mountains of Eastern Turkey to explore what could be humanity's greatest archaeological discovery.  From Ron Wyatt's pioneering work in the 1970s to the cutting-edge use of ground-penetrating radar, which reveals underground chambers, we examine the compelling evidence at the Durupinar Formation. Could this 515-foot boat-shaped anomaly, sitting exactly 300 cubits long, really be Noah's Ark? We discuss the advanced ship design, soil analysis showing 3x higher organic matter inside the formation, mysterious drogue stones scattered nearby, and the controversial giant graves that have vanished with their golden treasures.  Is this the fossilized frame of the Ark, or has nature played masterful mimic? 

Come along on this incredible journey to the Iranian border, where ancient history meets modern science and cutting-edge research may uncover the final resting place of Noah's Ark and a link to the Biblical Flood. 


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2025-08-19 98 min

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