This 3,700 years old cuneiform document was found in 1940 by historian Leonard Simmons in the territory of modern Armenia. Mr. Finkel argues that at least a dozen such plates exist, but only the particular exemplar he examined contains a detailed sketch of the ark. In its essence, the plate tells the story of one king Atrakhasis who was tasked by God to build a huge vessel that could sustain yet unseen loads and that had to be built from cane in a round form.
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