Baltic Sea Anomaly could very well be Noah's Ark!

You remember hearing the story of Ocean X Teams discovery at the Baltic Sea. The discovery they are now calling the Baltic Sea Anomaly. Well it might very well be Noah's Ark. According to new finds based on a 4000 year old oracle suggest Noah's Ark was a round vessel, a coracle of sort. Made of rope, wood and Bitumen(Pitch), or some kind of tree resin.

Excerpt;
LONDON — A British scholar has found that a 4,000-year-old cuneiform tablet from what is now Iraq contains a story similar to the bible’s account of Noah’s Ark.

(Define cuneiform? A Google search indicates it’s one of the earliest known systems of writing with wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.)

The newly decoded cuneiform tells of a divinely sent flood and a sole survivor on an ark, who takes all the animals on board to preserve them. It even includes the famous phrase “two by two,” describing how the animals came onto the ark.

But there is one apparently major difference: The ark in this version is round.

We have known for well over a century that there are flood stories from the ancient Near East that long predate the biblical account (even the most conservative biblical scholars wouldn’t date any earlier than the ninth century B.C).

What’s really intriguing scholars is the description of the ark itself.

The Bible presents a standard boat shape — long and narrow. The length being six times the measure of the width, with three decks and an entrance on the side.

The newly discovered Mesopotamian text describes a large round vessel, made of woven rope, and coated (like the biblical ark) in pitch to keep it waterproof.

Noah's Ark Dimensions;
"Completed, the coracle would be two thirds the size of a football field in area (213 feet or 65 meters in diameter) and walls 20 feet or six meters high." Didn't Ocean X state the diameter of the Baltic Sea Anomaly to be at about 60 Meters?

Baltic Sea Anomaly Dimensions;
"The Baltic Sea circle mystery may soon be solved.
The plot thickens around the strange circle on the Baltic Sea bottom.
Dennis Åsberg and Peter Lindberg is now leaving on a new expedition.

Last summer Dennis Åsberg and Peter Lindberg did what maybe was the biggest discovery in their entire life. On 87 meters deep (285 feet) in the middle of the Baltic Sea, they discovered a circular object with a circumference of 180 meters (590 feet) and 60 meters (197 feet) in diameter."

Ocean X Team News and dimensions of Baltic Sea Anomaly;
[link to www.oceanexplorer.se]

Link to newly discovered tablet detailing this round shape and dimension;
[link to io9.com]