Fasold, David

The Ark of Noah [Archaeology, Biblical Studies]

New York: Wynwood Press, 1989. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover with Dust Jacket.

No Flaws or Blemishes but minimal shelf handling with hints of age-toning on the edges of the textblock; Still Gift Quality. 9.5 inches tall; 331 pages; map endpages; illustrated. Appears unread.

Fasold, a marine engineer and researcher, draws on both field investigations and historical analysis to investigate one of history’s most enduring mysteries: the possibility that Noah’s Ark, described in the Bible, was a real, historical vessel. He explores Mount Ararat and the accounts of purported Ark sightings. His work is grounded in practical experience, as he examines the structural feasibility of the Ark and the credibility of claims regarding its discovery, blending technical assessment with historical inquiry.

The book situates Fasold’s own expeditions within a broader context of biblical archaeology, addressing previous explorations, scholarly debate, and controversies surrounding interpretations of the Ark narrative. While some claims remain speculative, Fasold’s narrative communicates the excitement and challenges of field research, the allure of biblical history, and the human fascination with uncovering ancient mysteries. 

The writing is accessible to both lay readers and those interested in archaeological methodology, making complex technical and historical details engaging. [Adapted from Reviews]

Subjects:Noah’s Ark, Biblical History, Archaeological Exploration, Mount Ararat, Historical Mysteries, Archaeology, Biblical Studies

Item #20872
ISBN: 0922066108

Price: $45.00