Finding fossils given by Noah rescued

A group of Bible-related truth-study scholars has claimed to have found evidence of fossilized wood fragments on a mountain peak in Iran.

Mount Takht-e-Suleiman is the place that researchers think is the 'resting place ' of Noah.

Noah is the most mysterious mystery ship in the history of the Bible. This is a salvaged ship that has saved humanity and many animals from the cataclysm that engulfed the globe.

The legend of this legendary ship is still the subject of many archaeologists and Bible scholars over the years. A lot of controversy has appeared.

Fossils are believed to be the closed timber of the legendary Noah vessel found in Iran.

With the latest evidence found by archaeologists at the top of Mount Takht-e-Suleiman at an altitude of nearly 4,000 meters, many researchers believe that: 'it is suitable for the approximate size of the Bible about the ship Noah '.

Previously, the Daily Star Online has revealed, the CIA used spy satellites to probe the position of Noah after the claim was found in Turkey.

However, with the giant wood fossils just found, the researchers believe this is the leftover vessel of Noah.

To further confirm the new findings, archaeologists also found fossil evidence of marine life found in the area that was once appeared on Noah.

Researchers believe that Mount Takht-e-Suleiman is the 'resting place' of Noah.

For hundreds of years, many expeditions have been working hard to find the remnants of Noah's salvation ship. Many places were searched by archaeologists.

However, no one has provided the most authentic evidence until the photographer Ron Wyatt published a photo of a Noah-like fossil mountain cliff on September 5, 1960, in LIFE Magazine. Get special attention.

In 1977, Ron Wyatt joined an expedition to the summit of Mount Ararat (in the eastern region of present-day Turkey, where the junction between Armenia and Iran) confirmed that the location of the photo was where Noah stayed after sprint.