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America Unearthed: Ark of the Covenant Hidden in Arizona (S2, E1) | Full Episode | History

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A forensic geologist named Scott Wolter explores hidden artifacts in the US, aiming to find the Ark of the Covenant, believed to be in America, with key sites for his investigation located in Ireland, Virginia, Ohio, and Arizona. The investigation analyzes stone carvings and geological data to uncover the potential journey of the Ark from Israel to America, deepening the mystery surrounding its whereabouts.

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  • Scott Wolter, a forensic geologist, is investigating the potential presence of the Ark of the Covenant in the United States by examining artifacts like the Stone of Destiny in Virginia and stone carvings in Arizona's Petrified Forest, aiming to unravel the mystery surrounding the Ark's whereabouts and its journey to America.
  • Despite initial hopes, comparing the Stone of Destiny from Virginia with a sample from Israel did not yield a match, leading to a dead end in the investigation; however, stone carvings resembling the Ark found in Arizona's Petrified Forest offer new clues, suggesting a possible connection to the Ark's journey from Israel to the United States.

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  • What is Scott Wolter's mission in the United States?

    Scott Wolter investigates hidden artifacts and sites.

  • Where does Scott Wolter believe the Ark of the Covenant is located?

    Scott Wolter believes the Ark of the Covenant is in America.

  • What biblical artifact does Jack Andrews claim to possess?

    Jack Andrews claims to have the Stone of Destiny.

  • What is the significance of the Stone of Destiny in Scott Wolter's investigation?

    The Stone of Destiny may be linked to the Ark of the Covenant.

  • What theories does Scott Wolter explore in his investigation?

    Scott Wolter explores theories about the Ark's journey to America.

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Summary

00:00

"Quest for Ark: Uncovering America's Secrets"

  • Scott Wolter, a forensic geologist, challenges traditional history, investigating hidden artifacts and sites in the United States.
  • He is on a quest to find the Ark of the Covenant, a powerful biblical artifact believed to be in America.
  • Four sites in the US are key to his investigation: the Hill of Tara in Ireland, a farm in Virginia, a museum in Ohio, and a carving in Arizona's Petrified Forest.
  • The Hill of Tara in Ireland is believed to have connections to the Ark, with a group digging there in 1899 but finding no conclusive evidence.
  • Jack Andrews in Virginia claims to have the Stone of Destiny, a biblical artifact linked to the Ark, given to him as a wedding present in 1722 by Jonathan Swift.
  • Swift, known for "Gulliver's Travels," may have had knowledge of sacred relics like the Ark.
  • The Stone of Destiny was stolen but recovered, with a replacement stone now in place.
  • Wolter plans to examine the Stone of Destiny in Jack's barn to determine its authenticity and potential link to the Ark.
  • The theory suggests the Stone of Destiny and the Ark of the Covenant were carried together from Israel to Ireland and possibly to America.
  • Wolter's investigation aims to unravel the mystery surrounding the Ark's whereabouts and its potential presence in the United States.

13:38

Mysterious Rock: Possible Link to Ancient Israel

  • The rock is extensively weathered, possibly for 300 years, and is in poor condition.
  • The rock type is sandstone, different from what was seen on the property.
  • The rock could be the Stone of Destiny, linked to the Ark of the Covenant's journey to America.
  • The geology of the rock suggests a possible origin in Israel.
  • The rock is believed to have been brought to America by Jonathan Swift.
  • Analysis of the rock's grains and minerals indicates a possible desert origin, like Israel.
  • The rock was likely transported from Israel to its current location.
  • Cutting a sample for further analysis is necessary, despite concerns about desecration.
  • Obtaining a sample from Israel for comparison is crucial to authenticate the rock's origin.
  • Investigating alternate theories, like the Lost Tribes of Israel bringing the Ark to America, is essential.

24:47

Stone box with Moses figure sparks investigation.

  • The stone was found enclosed in a box, carved to fit it precisely, with a figure resembling Moses on the front.
  • The open slot on the box may have been used for attaching a leather strap, suggesting it could be used as an arm phylactery.
  • The stone is seen as an allegorical representation of the Ark of the Covenant, potentially brought to North America.
  • The investigation aims to add geological data to the discussion regarding the stone's authenticity.
  • The stone's detailed carving and lack of modern machinery suggest authenticity and importance to its creator.
  • The stone's Hebrew text and language pass scrutiny, supporting its potential genuineness.
  • The investigation explores the possibility of the Ark of the Covenant being in America, based on the stone's presence.
  • The investigation considers various theories on how the Ark of the Covenant could have reached America.
  • Comparison of the stone from Virginia with a sample from Israel reveals they do not match, leading to a dead end in the investigation.
  • The investigation continues with the discovery of stone carvings that may provide further clues.

37:16

Ark of the Covenant: Arizona's Ancient Mystery

  • The text discusses a theory proposing that the Ark of the Covenant may be located in Arizona, resembling depictions of the Ark with two veils and angels.
  • The narrator plans to investigate further in North America to find the Ark, considering the possibility that it was brought from ancient Israel centuries ago.
  • Science has not confirmed the authenticity of the Stone of Destiny on Jack Andrews' property, leading the narrator to explore the theory of Hebrew people bringing the Ark to America and leaving clues like the Decalogue Stone.
  • The narrator heads to Arizona's Petrified Forest to examine a mysterious stone carving that could potentially lead to the discovery of the Ark.
  • Petroglyphs resembling the Ark of the Covenant are discovered in Arizona, believed to be hundreds of years old and possibly carved by Native Americans, particularly the Pueblo people.
  • The narrator, along with a local expert, concludes that the carving in Arizona is unique and likely represents the Ark of the Covenant, suggesting a possible connection to the Ark's journey from Israel to the United States.
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