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Mt. Yeroham, Israel.  June 2000.

Aardsma's chronology of the Bible
Dr. Aardsma seated within the bamah he proposes was built by Moses (Exodus 24:4) at the true Mt. Sinai.
Pre-Flood copper artifacts from Cave of the Treasure, Israel.
Modern nuclear physics instrumentation used for radiocarbon dating.
Satellite image of large object on Mt. Cilo, where Dr. Aardsma proposes Noah's ark came to rest.
Pottery shards litter the plain where Dr. Aardsma proposes the Israelites camped before the true Mt. Sinai.
Microscopic cysts of algae from Elk Lake, MN, yield information important to our understanding of the Flood.
Tree-rings play a vital role in the harmonization of biblical and secular chronologies of earth history.
Dr. Aardsma proposes the Flood was caused by a cosmic projectile impact; Iceland now marks the impact center.
More pottery shards from the plain before the true Mt. Sanai.
Asteroids serve as models for the cosmic projectile Dr. Aardsma proposes was the physical cause of the Flood.
 
 
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