Results: 11 to 20 of 20 for Joel Klenck
Noah's Ark Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Botanical Remains During Transition from Stone Age to Advent of Farming

Jan 24, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibit assemblage of Epipaleolithic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic botanical remains with several surprises.

Archaeologist Responds: Do Prehistoric Sites on Mount Ararat Represent Noah's Ark?

Jan 18, 2013 - Archaeologist discusses the association between recently discovered prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat and the account of Noah’s Ark in the Torah (Old Testament) and Quran.

Noah's Ark Prehistoric Site Exhibits Possible Evidence for Metallurgy

Jan 20, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric site on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibits no direct evidence for metal artifacts although a context on a decomposing wood wall might indicate residue from a copper or bronze artifact.

Ararat Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Widespread Use of Pitch

Jan 20, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibit use of a tar-like substance on the exterior and interior of wood structures.

Noah's Ark Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Non-Ceramic Containers Before the Invention of Pottery

Jan 21, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibit containers made from organic material—precursors to the invention of pottery.

Noah's Ark Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Few Bone Remains and Much Animal Dung

Jan 22, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey show few faunal remains but large amounts of animal coprolites in the interior rooms of a monumental wood structure.

Noah's Ark Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Evidence for the Domestication of the Chickpea

Jan 23, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibit evidence for the domestication of the chickpea or garbanzo bean.

Ararat Prehistoric Sites Exhibit Bone and Wood Artifacts

Jan 24, 2013 - Archaeologist reports prehistoric sites on Mount Ararat in Turkey exhibit wood and bone tools from a period during the transition from the Stone Age to the advent of farming.