Could Noah's Ark remains be buried in Turkey? New findings revive age-old debate

A researcher who believes he's identified the remains of Noah's Ark points to new soil data to support his claims. Andrew Jones, a researcher with Noah's Ark Scans, said in a recent appearance on "Fox & Friends" that the team believes a site in Turkey contains the buried remains of the biblical vessel. The formation, located at the Durupinar site in eastern Turkey , has been studied since it was first identified in the 1950s — and has long been the subject of spirited debate. ANCIENT RITUAL