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The remains of Noah's boat was found at an altitude of 13 thousand feet, or about 3.9 miles on a mountain in Turkey. This was revealed by the explorers evangelicals.

A group of evangelical explorers from Turkey and China said they found remnants of wood from Noah's boat on Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey.

Group of explorers are claiming from the wood carbon data shows 4800 years old. That is, this time in accordance with the sailing boat of Noah. Evangelicals and some researchers long suspected of Mount Ararat as the last place boat berlabuhnya Noah.

Wing-Cheung Yeung, member of the clergy team International Boat Problems Noah who perform these searches, saying, "It's not 100 percent can be expressed as the boat of Noah. But we think it represents 99.9 percent of Noah's boat."

In recent decades, there are various purported discoveries of Noah's boat. The most famous was the discovery of archaeologist Ron Wyatt in 1987. Wyatt claims to find the rest of the boat of Noah in Ararat. At that time, the Turkish government officially announced the discovery Wyatt areas as national parks.

However, evangelicals insist their latest discovery on Mount Ararat is a real artifact. To confirm it, the team has called investigators from the Netherlands, Gerrit Aalten.

"The virtue of this discovery is the first time in the history of the discovery of Noah's boat well documented and revealed to audiences throughout the world," he said during a press conference Aalten discovery. "There are a lot of accurate evidence indicating that the structures found on Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey is the boat of Noah," says Aalten.

Representatives of the clergy International Boat Problems Noah said the structure contained in several sections, some wooden beams, supposed to be part of the boat that was used as a variety of animal cages. The team of archaeologists evangelicals also said there can be no settlement in the region.

Members of the team explorer, Panda Lee, said, "In October 2008, I climbed the mountain with a team from Turkey. At an altitude of about more than 4,000 meters, I saw a building structure made of such boards of logs. Each board has a thickness of 8 inch . I saw tenons, evidence of ancient construction before iron nails found. "

Local officials will ask the Turkish government submitted the findings included in the UNESCO World Heritage for the site could be protected as an archaeological excavation on a large scale.

According to some scriptures, God decided to flood the earth with water after seeing the poor condition of the world. God then asked Noah to build a big boat and fill the boat with humans and animals.

According to scripture, after the flood receded, Noah's boat was stranded on a mountain. Many people think of Mount Ararat, the highest point in the region, as the last harbor boat of Noah.