I see a big problem with the hypothesis that discovery is of petrified wood remains of Noah’s Ark.
There are many factors involved in producing petrified wood, including burial in certain minerals, high temperatures, and high pressure.
Any wood, sitting on the surface of a mountain, buried in snow and ice, will never never never never ever petrify.
The only way that one could find petrified wood remains of Noah’s Ark on the side of a mountain, buried in snow and ice, would be if the Ark were built out of petrified wood to begin with.
I see a big problem with the hypothesis that discovery is of petrified wood remains of Noah’s Ark.
I think that Dr. Randall Price sees a problem with that, too, according to what I've heard (see his interview in Post #28)
And Dr. Randall Price is also looking for Noah's Ark, on Mt. Ararat, so he's not saying that (about the petrified wood) from the standpoint of denying that the ark exists. He believes it's there, but he doesn't think that "this group" has found it...