Query 1: Are rumors more scientific than solid evidence?
Wing-Cheung Yeung, the member of Hong Kong expedition team, claims that they have never climbed the mountain to search for Noah’s Ark with the U.S. archeologist Randall Price. Meeting with each other one time in Turkey, having brief communications and trying to discuss about their cooperation were all the things they did in their so-called relationship. Randall Price has never been to the location that the expedition team newly discovered. The expedition team feels regret for his comments based on rumors.
Wing-Cheung Yeung, the member of Hong Kong expedition team, claims that they have never climbed the mountain to search for Noah’s Ark with the U.S. archeologist Randall Price. Meeting with each other within a short period in Turkey, having brief communications and trying to discuss about their cooperation were all the things they did in their so-called relationship. Randall Price has never been to the location that the expedition team newly discovered. The expedition team feels sorry for his comments based on rumors.
At that time the weather was very bad. The local expedition team suggested us to postpone the expedition as bad weather would jeopardize the team. In the course of waiting, Randall Price and the Turkish expedition team leader had an argument regarding the postponement caused by bad weather. Their cooperation relationship was terminated. The Hong Kong team tried to reconcile the two parties but did not succeed. Finally, neither team climbed Mt. Ararat that time.
Thereafter there’s no cooperation between the Hong Kong team and Randall Price, except for some correspondences through E-mail. Randall Price has never been to the location that we successfully reached.
According to Randall Price’s email, he made comments based on rumors provided by some Kurds. He claimed that the site was planted but he failed to provide any solid evidence to support his argument. The Hong Kong expedition team felt regret for Randall Price’s comments.
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