Headlines this month said Noah's Ark may have been found in eastern Turkey. Former Navy SEAL David Rutherford talks with Andrew Jones, founder of Noah's Ark Scans, who will not say that. Jones calls the Durupinar formation the best candidate. He says he cannot call it 100 percent. He says a radar slice showed repeating layers, and that the lab still has the samples. Jones is a software developer and independent researcher, not an archaeologist. The 2026 fieldwork is led by Prof. Dr. Cenker Atila of Sivas Cumhuriyet University. What Jones says about depths, odds and cubits is his account, not a published result.
Timestamps
0:00 Cold open: he can't say 100 percent
0:45 Who Andrew Jones is, and how this year started
13:48 The radar and the layers he says are there
25:32 BRCC (insert, not on the raw tape)
28:47 Why he stayed 30 years
41:28 Best candidate, not proof, and the tests still out
48:06 How to follow Noah's Ark Scans
52:41 Close
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