The Noah’s Ark “legend” has been debated for centuries, just like recently discovered labyrinth of Hawaraa in Egypt. The same technology that found it is being used on the Ark now. Scans have confirmed without a doubt that this is not a geological feature, with the bedrock being 70 feet below the structure. Along with the new scans, we have dating evidence from the mud covering the structure that matches up with Shuruppak, the Ancient town where Noah, also known as Ziusudra in Ancient Sumer, was from. Zusudra was the last king on the Sumerian kings list before their account of the flood, carved in their megalithic temples. Those temples show such a level of destruction there are 10 ton megalithic blocks thrown hundreds of feet from the temple foundations, still lodged in the ground. Anchor stones for an extremely large vessel have been found not far from the structure along with pottery shards dated prior to the event. Check out Matt Lacroix’s work if you need even more evidence he’s killing it with on the ground footage, but this one’s deep, literally. Might be time to edit the history books again 😇
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