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Ancient sea fossils atop the world's tallest mountains fuel new claims of Noah's Great Flood

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The discovery of ancient sea fossils atop several mountains around the world has reignited debate over the biblical story of Noah's Great Flood.
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Marine Fossils on the Tops of the Mountains: the Great Flood Was Once Again Talked About on the Web

Marine fossils on the mountaintops of Guadalupe, Everest and in the Andes have reignited controversy over the Great Flood. Geologists explain them by the tectonic uplift of the ancient seabed. tsn.ua (news 1+1)

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Ancient sea fossils atop the world's tallest mountains fuel new claims of Noah's Great Flood

The discovery of ancient sea fossils atop several mountains around the world has reignited debate over the biblical story of Noah's Great Flood.

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Restoring Liberty broke the news in on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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