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Dr. Joel Klenck: Noah's Ark on greater Mount Ararat.
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Dr. Joel Klenck: Noah's Ark on greater Mount Ararat.
Click here for Noah's Ark enemies, archaeology career, and maritime life.
Dr. Joel Klenck discusses the survivors of the Armenian Genocide (1915-1923): Armenian women that married Kurdish men. These women, protected by their Kurdish husbands and clans, revealed the general location of Noah's Ark in the southern gorge of Greater Mount Ararat.
Dr. Joel Klenck: Deductivist (New / Scientific / Processual) Archaeological Method & Theory Confirms Hypothesis that Prehistoric Ararat Archaeological Site represents a Trot-on/Trot-off Maritime Barge (Noah's Ark) and Rejects Null Hypotheses that Site was a Terrestrial Structure. Archaeological data shows the Ararat Site is NOT a Turkish Fortification, Kurgan Burial, Temple/Cult Site, Domestic Dwelling, Pastoral Pen, or Palace.
Dr. Joel Klenck: Within Noah’s Ark on greater Mount Ararat, explorers retrieved a calf-skin parchment from Sub-Area A1, Locus 14, in a niche near clay covered wood bowls used for food processing, from the Late Epipaleolithic Period (13,100 and 9,600 BC), exhibiting Stone Age Hebrew letters and numbers.
Dr. Joel Klenck: Translates the Noah's Ark Codex, earliest language from the Late Epipaleolithic Period (13,100-9,600 BC). and its images and symbols. Klaf pages indicate number of clean animals & birds (7,112) and total animals (39,035) that survived the Deluge, and shows the landing place of Noah’s Ark.
We appreciate those who advocate for the protection, preservation, and research of Noah's Ark in the southern gorge of greater Mount Ararat. Noah's Ark is a site sacred to three world religions, an ancient maritime barge filled with animal cages, with an origin in the Epipaleolithic, and represents the archaeological progenitor site for the Neolithic or farming revolution.
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