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Many people, including some Christians do not believe that the Great Flood had taken place, and have cited a lack of geological evidence for a global flood [http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html][http://www.reasons.org/resources/apologetics/other_papers/rapid_post_flood_speciation.shtml].  What is ignored in this statement is the fact that approximately 75% of the earth's land area is sedimentary rock (water-laid), as well as evidence from the fossil record showing animals which have died violently, as in a cataclysm, and buried so rapidly that normal biological agents could not completely dispose of the carcasses, as is done under normal observation.

Many people, including some Christians do not believe that the Great Flood had taken place, and have cited a lack of geological evidence for a global flood [http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html][http://www.reasons.org/resources/apologetics/other_papers/rapid_post_flood_speciation.shtml].  What is ignored in this statement is the fact that approximately 75% of the earth's land area is sedimentary rock (water-laid), as well as evidence from the fossil record showing animals which have died violently, as in a cataclysm, and buried so rapidly that normal biological agents could not completely dispose of the carcasses, as is done under normal observation.

[[Richard Leakey]], a noted archaeologist, found evidence of a large flood while excavating a ancient [[Sumerian]] city. This has been speculated to be the Great Flood.

[[Louis Leakey]], a noted archaeologist, found evidence of a large flood while excavating a ancient [[Sumerian]] city. This has been speculated to be the Great Flood.

 

In 2000, explorers discovered proof that humans lived where the [[Black Sea]] now is and speculated the sea was created during a great flood <ref>http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/09/13/great.flood.finds.ap/</ref>.

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