Expedition to Ararat

Expedition to Ararat

The true search for Noah's Ark

1976 · 90 min · Documentary

Filmmaker Mike Harris leads an expedition to Mount Ararat in Turkey, in search of Noah's ark.

Directed by Michael Harris

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