Did they really find the remnants of Noah's Ark atop Mt. Arrarat?

Question

I seem to remember reading something about it.

Answer 1

Evidences have suggested that they were some kind of heavy inundation at around 6000B.C (not sure I remember right) around the black sea area. The remnant of such ark remain a mystery, as their is little credible claims and study done about it. But seeing how the translation of the death sea manuscripts (that takes over 40years and still nothing or almost nothing have emerged), I would not be surprise to hear about the ark in 20 years or so...

Answer 2

Nope.  No evidence that Ararat is even the correct landing place (the mountain was given its name in modern times and is not the one described in the Bible.)  

But people keep looking.

Answer 3

No.

Answer 4

absolutely not. Everyone who takes pictures somehow manages to drop their camera off a cliff.

Come on....

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/ark-hoax...

Answer 5

They did but everyone who has made it up there and seen it or claimed they saw some type of structure with stables, has either died while up there or died  a mysterious death afterwards.  I watched a documentary on it on the learning channel.