"Ark of the Covenant: Has it been found?" is an interview with Mike Hughes who worked with Ron Wyatt Archaeology following Ron Wyatt's death. [ Ссылка ]

There are numerous claims over the course of time about the location and discovery of the Ark of the Covenant. In Ethiopia, it is believed there is an exact replica of the Ark of Covenant, probably given by Solomon to Queen Sheba. However, in Israel, where the Ark would have had to have stayed; the story is a little like this:

In roughly 600 BC,, the Babylonians under Nebuchadnezzar invaded and destroyed much of Jerusalem, including the Temple. It is at this moment in time that the Ark of the Covenant became lost to history.

When the Babylonians began their attack, they built a huge siege wall around the city so that no-one could get in or out. In response, the Israelites built many tunnels so that they could move about the city without causing alarm. Many of these tunnels still exist today and ancient artifacts have been found in some of them before. Wyatt argued that the Ark of the Covenant, the most sacred Hebrew artifact, was hidden in an underground chamber, which was then sealed and forgotten.

In the 1980's, Ron Wyatt, who dug for the Ark for roughly a decade, claimed he had found it.

This is a recording of Mike Hughes, [ Ссылка ] , discussing his experience with Ron Wyatt Archaeology following the claims of Ron Wyatt.

Mike Hughes also has a product called Rocketman which is what he used following accidentally hitting a pyramid while paragliding: [ Ссылка ]

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