Team says scans reveal angular structures, corridors and connected spaces dating back thousands of years.
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Researchers in Turkey say they have uncovered geological and structural features that they believe could be linked to the biblical account of Prophet Noah’s Ark.
The team reported detecting angular formations, corridors and interconnected spaces buried beneath the site, which has long attracted interest from researchers and visitors searching for evidence of the ancient vessel.
Researchers are continuing to analyse the formation and its surrounding layers to determine whether the findings represent human-made structures or naturally occurring geological features.
The claims have generated renewed interest in one of history’s most enduring mysteries, although the identification of Noah’s Ark has not been conclusively established by mainstream archaeology.
