Man Convinced He's Found Noah's Ark Delivers Message For Critics

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An independent researcher who has devoted his life to exploring a site near Mount Ararat, believed by some to be the remains of Noah's ark, is continuing his expedition to investigate what he believes could be the real-life location. Andrew Jones, who runs Noah's Ark Scans, a group he described as "a loose organization of individuals interested in pursuing scientific work and promoting [the ark site]," told CBN News his organization received a permit to drill at the site and has been actively engaged in exploring the area. "This whole project is under Sivas Cumhuriyet University in Turkey, and I'm one of the vice presidents of the project," Jones said. "The president is Professor Dr. Cenkur Atila, an archaeologist in Turkey, and he's the one who got the permits for the project. The other vice president for the project has a PhD in archaeology." The researcher said other professionals are involved as well, sharing these details to push back on critics he said have accused him of being

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