Well, Dr. Price has an excellent reputation and he’s not one who is known to “hype” anything. He’s cautious and although he’s convinced the ark is somewhere up there, he’s not going to just go “willy-nilly” and verify anything without rigorous testing and ample evidence. When he verifies something — it’s going to be “absolutely sure” and scientifically done. That’s the kind of reputation he has — and that’s exactly the kind of “reputation” that all Christians need to have in looking at this sort of thing.
It sounds like (from what the information is, that is given) that the guides and others who “control” the situation have “bamboozled” some “media guys” (the expeditionary team) and have excluded “experts” who are qualified to make scientific determinations ... for the purpose of perpetrating a hoax, more than anything else.
I wouldn’t be dismissing that expert’s valid information and experience, from what I’ve seen from him over the years, and I’ve been familiar with him from long before anything here ever came up. He’s well qualified and respected in Christian circles and is in no way minimizing the existence of the Ark, as we are told, in the Bible.