I would like to see it investigated by real scientists, not creation "scientists."
I saw
this article on MSNBC where they quote archeologist
Professor Paul Zimansky:
quote:
It would be nice to know what they have found - if there's a scientific publication in the offing,.. Press releases are not the way archaeology advances.
Also from the article:
quote:
"You have to take everything out of context except the Bible to get something tolerable, and they're not even working much with the Bible," said Paul Zimansky, an archaeologist and historian at Stony Brook University who specializes in the Near East - and especially the region around Ararat, known as Urartu.
and
quote:
"We know what's going on with Turkey archaeologically at that time, and there's no major interruption in the culture," Zimansky observed.
"There's not enough H2O in the world to get an ark that high up a mountain," Kuniholm said.
But still, the evangelicals are 99.9% sure they've found it
So much for their statistical abilities...