Have they found the real Noah's Ark? It sounds preposterous but on a hillside near Mount Ararat, archaeologists are using robots to examine a boat-shaped structure... and it's exactly the dimensions decreed in the Old Testament

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Have they found the real Noah's Ark? It sounds preposterous but on a hillside near Mount Ararat, archaeologists are using robots to examine a boat-shaped structure... and it's exactly the dimensions decreed in the Old Testament

On a jutting, ship-shaped outcrop called the Durupinar Formation, on a windswept slope in the Ararat Mountains in eastern Turkey, a team from around the world have been hard at it.