[Photo] Archaeologists could be one step closer to locating Noah’s Ark’s final resting spot af [...]

Archaeologists could be one step closer to locating Noah’s Ark’s final resting spot after noticing a peculiar feature on a 440-year-old world map called the Planisphere.Created in 1587 by Italian cartographer Urbano Monte, this sprawling opus consists of 60 hand-drawn sheets that can be assembled into a 10-foot-wide circle, making it the largest known early map of the world.In a viral X post, independent researcher Jimmy Corsetti claimed that the Planisphere’s depiction “was same location” and length as the Durupinar site,” the peculiar “ship-shaped” formation near said mountains.Included were photos of the ship’s supposed repository on the earthly facsimile, one of many made during the Age of Exploration, where European explorers remapping the known world according to their voyages to Asia and the Americas.Link@WeTheMedia