I was thinking more about the local flood hypothesis. There needs to be
a geographical bowl structure to keep the water in. I don't think it is
there. Look at this article (Dick Fischer is mentioned in it):
http://home.entouch.net/dmd/physmeso.htm
Excerpt:
There are two ways for the ark to be lifted the requisite elevation.
First, the water can do it. Boats in locks are raised in this fashion.
But in order for this to work, the Mesopotamian region must have been
covered by (1982 M (6500 feet of water.). In this case the entire
Mesopotamian civilization would be destroyed. This did not happen.
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