The Babylonian Map of the World, a 2,500-year-old cuneiform tablet, may be more than just symbolic. One of its triangle-shaped spokes reportedly points to “the land of Ararat and the Ark,” complete with measurements—suggesting it might encode geographic and mythic knowledge. It’s a rare blend of ancient cartography and possible biblical overlap. Full Episode: https://youtu.be/HPY0-2ylVuY?si=EYMS3wVCuSgv2Z0V | Matt Beall Limitless