Did They Find Noah’s Ark? World Renown Archeologist, Scott Stripling on Shiloh, Mount Ebal, and the Evidence for (or against?) Noah's Ark Finding.

Could Noah’s Ark have been found on Mount Ararat?

Archaeologist Dr. Scott Stripling explains why he questions the recent claims—and what kind of evidence he would need to see before calling a discovery authentic.

We also talk about Shiloh, where the biblical tabernacle and Ark of the Covenant stood, and Mount Ebal, where Stripling’s team found a small lead "curse" tablet in old excavation material.

He explains why he believes the tablet matters to the debate over If Moses and Joshua WERE in fact literate. Throughout the conversation, we talk about how to weigh exciting archaeology claims against the evidence.

In this episode:

• Why Shiloh mattered to Israel—and what Stripling’s team found there
• The Mount Ebal altar and the lead tablet Scott says contains a curse
• What the tablet may mean for claims about Moses and the Bible’s authorship
• The claims surrounding Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat—and why Stripling is skeptical
• How to evaluate archaeological headlines and dramatic claims

Scott also recommends biblical archaeology resources and names including Randall Price, Titus Kennedy, and Joel Kramer.

Links mentioned:

• Join the waitlist for Jen’s next Greece trip: travelwithjen.subscribepage.io
• Come on a Dig with Scott! WWW.DigShiloh.Org
• Dr. Scott Stripling: https://www.scottstripling.net
• The Bible Seminary: www.thebibleseminary.edu