Has Noah's Ark really been discovered?

[Word of God]

I was wondering if anyone could point to a site that shows conclusive proof of Noah's ark being located?

 

[Christina]

I dont believe there is conclusive proof that the ark has been found the mostpromising that I know of is an anomaltiy photographed by satellites on Mt.Ararat i've seen the pics on the web but dont have a site you might try googleing it

 

[HammerStone]

To my knowledge, there is no conclusive proof of the ark, other than the Bible, of course.

There have been all sorts of pictures and stories put forth, but it's hard to get them investigated because I think the Turks like to deny access to the mountain.
The Ararat anomaly is an interesting feature located on the northwest corner of the Western Plateau of Mount Ararat (approximately 39°42′10″N, 44°16′30″E) at about 15,500 feet (4,724 meters), some 2.2 kilometers west of the 16,854 feet (5,137 metres) summit, on the edge of what appears from the photographs to be a steep downward slope. It is claimed by a growing number of believers in Noah's Ark (from the Old Testament) that this anomaly is the remains of Noah's Ark, but apparently this is not yet taken seriously by most archaeologists.This ship-shaped feature, including what resembles a ship's superstructure in the right spot, has been sized by one satellite imaging expert at 1,015 feet (309 meters) long, as large as today's largest aircraft carriers and would dwarf the Titanic and German battleship Bismarck.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Ararat

 

[Christina]

Texans Part Of Possible Noah's Ark Discovery Brooke RichieReporting(CBS 11 News) DALLAS CBS 11 has news of what could turn out to be one of the biggest discoveries in the history of both archaeology, and Christianity. A group of men, including several north Texans, believes it has found the remains of Noah's Ark, but it's not where most think.The group made the discovery in Iran. That may come as a surprise, because Christians have always believed Noah's Ark was in Mount Ararat, in eastern Turkey.The terrain was treacherous. The odds of success low.“I really didn't think we were going to get into Iran. What are the chances that ground zero, the country that hates America the most, that we could get in?” said Texan, Arch Bonnema.Faith and curiosity drove Dallas businessman Bonnema on a spiritual and historic journey. He says more than a thousand people have searched for Noah's Ark over the past century.“If we can find some evidence that Noah's Ark really existed, I thought that could cause thousands and tens of thousands of people to say, ‘maybe the rest of the bible is true, too.’” Bonnema said. He was joined by fellow Dallas businessman Boone Powell, and more than a dozen others.“We had archaeologists, we had geologists, scientists, biblical historians, we had mountain climbers,” Bonnema said.More than 13,000 feet above sea level, after a seven hour hike, their pilgrimage concluded with a 400-foot long object.Bonnema says the piece was obviously man-made and it was exactly where they expected. The team's leader, Dr. Robert Cornuke, had determined that Noah's Ark couldn't be in Turkey, based on the description in the bible and the time frame.According to Bonnema, in biblical times, Ararat was in the region which is today northern Iran.The businessman says the petrified wood clearly bears a resemblance to a ship. “How did a ship get to 13,300 feet, except to float there?”Bonnema says he knows there will be naysayers, but he believes the discovery will reaffirm others' faith as it did his own.A Houston lab used by the Smithsonian tested the alleged ark. Bonnema says they found that it was petrified wood, and that fossilized sea animals were buried inside it. see video athttp://cbs11tv.com/topstories/local_story_177234625.html

 

[Christina]

Article on several ark clamis with pic linkshttp://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=50977