Noah’s Flood Revisited tours geological archives — stratigraphy, uplift, ice cores, tree rings, raindrops — as timekeepers against a one-year Flood. This response examines what each archive actually shows.
Noah’s Flood Revisited sketches how a regional Flood could have worked — named water sources, a conditional footprint, a barrier to breach, and a wind-driven ark. This response tests each step against the book’s own cited sources.