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Noah's ark for social studies fair?
02-19-2014, 01:17 PM
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Nobody has found Noah's Ark. All those stories are frauds.

If it had really been found it would be headline news on all news outlets, not some small article hidden on the net or some supposed church publication.

There are at least two organisations claiming that they have found it in different places. One photo was actually the inside of a cow shed in France, another is of a natural rock formation. These claims exist to induce suckers to take trips to Turkey where they are allowed to vies the supposed ark from a distance. They are not allowed to get very close, since that would expose the thing as a fraud.

If you want to do social studies, maybe you could find out the reasons why people fall for this
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