[Leatherneck_MT]

I've seen several program on the Discovery channel and on the History channel dealing with this.

Hard to say if it still exists or not, but one of the guys who tracked down the evidence really made a strong case for it being in that church in Ethiopia. However, nobody is allowed to see it. The head priest (if that's what you want to call him) even wears the traditional garb that the High Priest was supposed to wear when entering into the Holy of Holies.

They won't let anyone in to see it however.

[hispanichoosier]

Hard to say if it still exists or not, but one of the guys who tracked down the evidence really made a strong case for it being in that church in Ethiopia. However, nobody is allowed to see it. The head priest (if that's what you want to call him) even wears the traditional garb that the High Priest was supposed to wear when entering into the Holy of Holies.

I read the same thing in Graham Hancock's Sign and Seal, where he takes a pilgrimage to Ethiopia to attempt to locate the Ark. He pulls together quite a bit of historical evidence. BTW, I think the head priest is a monk who is dubbed the Guardian of the Ark.

[Hank Rearden]

I've seen several program on the Discovery channel and on the History channel dealing with this.

I saw that phony-baloney show with the fake Indiana Jones a few months ago. It led off with "we're going to excavate the truth!" and ended with "who knows if it's in there, but it doesn't really matter if you believe it is."

Silly show.

And, by the way, nothing's in there - it's religious hocus-pocus.