[SeekAndFind]

"It's not 100 per cent that it is Noah's Ark, but we think it is 99.9 per cent that this is it."

OK man, what accounts for the 0.1% uncertainty ?

Who builds things that high on top of a mountain ?

[RobRoy]

It think it is along the lines of “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” Of course, assuming it is true, part of that evidence would be the elevation.

[RaceBannon]

there was a monestary on that mountain once, about 1000 years ago, it was high up but lower than the ark, it came down once after an earthqauke

[rejoicing]

It isn’t supposed to have been built there, it landed on a high place as the flood waters receded.

[PugetSoundSoldier]

Who builds things that high on top of a mountain ?

I don't know, it's not like there aren't entire monasteries and universities built at higher altitudes...

For a chunk of the world, 12,000 feet is nearly sea level! Check out Nam Tso, a lake in Tibet. It's 800 square MILES (yes, it's BIG) of lake, located 13,000 feet up. And has been settled for at least 2000 years.