The sources consist of an article titled "Babylonian Map and the Ark of Noah" by Luis B. Vega and excerpts describing the Babylonian Map of the World, which is a 9th Century BC clay tablet. These texts primarily focus on the Babylonian World Map (also known as Imago Mundi) and its potential connection to the biblical story of Noah's Ark and the location of Mount Ararat. Specifically, the texts explain the map's features, such as the Euphrates River and surrounding triangular regions, while noting that the map contains the term Urartu, which is the Hebrew word for Ararat. The argument presented is that the Babylonian artifact provides Extra-Biblical evidence supporting the historicity of a global flood narrative and the vessel's resting place, even connecting this idea to an eschatological interpretation involving the Rapture Event. The sources also cite a fragment discovered in 1995 that allegedly confirmed the location theory by depicting a Great Wall that helped triangulate the position of the Ark.

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