The Hidden Secret in the Glaciers! What Are They Searching for on Mount Ararat?
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A group of archaeologists, glaciologists, and geophysicists from Münster University in Germany spent two weeks in July working on the summit of Mount Ararat, which exceeds 5,000 meters.
The interest of German archaeologists and researchers in Mount Ararat dates back almost 200 years. Teams pursuing answers to questions that have long lingered at the summit recently scanned the mountain's glaciers using radar and seismic devices. The official goal is to uncover past climate and human history. However, these studies in Ararat, a place synonymous with the story of Noah's Ark, also keep alive a far more mysterious question: What ar…
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