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Controversial researchers claim new evidence reveals Noah's Ark is buried on a Turkish mountain
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"My purpose is to visit the sites around the mountain to find clues about catastrophic events in the past," said Esperante.
"Once the scientific community knows about the existence of Noah's Ark in Mount Ararat, we can make it available to the general public."
"If floodwaters covered Eurasia 12,000ft [3,700 metres] deep in 2,800BC, how did the complex societies of Egypt and Mesopotamia, already many centuries old, keep right on regardless?"