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Wyatt, Fasold and Baumgardner survey Durupınar with radar

· by Ron Wyatt, David Fasold

Ron Wyatt, David Fasold and geophysicist John Baumgardner surveyed the formation with ground-penetrating radar and a "frequency generator", reporting a regular internal structure.

David Fasold beside one of the standing stones at Arzap that he and Wyatt called drogue stones
Robert C. Michelson / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source

What is claimed

Radar showed a regular internal structure and a length of 538 ft, close to 300 royal Egyptian cubits; nearby stones were drogue anchors.

What is established

Creationist geologist Andrew Snelling said the frequency generator was used like divining rods; Collins and Fasold (1996) found the anchor stones were local andesite and the supposed iron fittings natural minerals, and Fasold testified to his doubts in 1997.

Details

Status refers to the specific 1985 claims (internal structure, iron fittings, drogue stones). Per Wikipedia's David Fasold article, researchers David Allen Deal and Robert Michelson and biographer June Dawes reported that before his 1998 death Fasold again said the site was the Ark.

Claimants
Ron Wyatt David Fasold
People involved
John Baumgardner
Site
Durupınar formation

Sources (3)

  1. Durupınar site (opens in a new tab)
    Wikipedia · published
  2. The Ark of Noah (David Fasold) (opens in a new tab)
    Internet Archive (Wynwood Press edition) · published
  3. David Fasold (opens in a new tab)
    Wikipedia · published

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