Mount Ararat - Revision history

imported>SOAP Bot: Automated rollback of Tahir384848

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~historically~~ in [[~~Armenia~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[~~Turkey~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano historically in [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

imported>Tahir384848 at 10:59, 27 September 2025

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	[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]		[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]
	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~and a national symbol of~~ [[~~Armenia~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

imported>Tahir384848 at 11:17, 26 September 2025

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~abd~~ a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano and a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano abd a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[~~Turkey~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

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	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]
	[[Category:Mountains]]		[[Category:Mountains]]
	[[Category:Turkey]]		[[Category:Turkey]]
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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Isu~~]] [[Temples~~\|Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~historically~~ in [[~~Armenia~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[~~Turkey~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano historically in [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]		[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]
	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~and a national symbol of~~ [[~~Armenia~~]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano in [[Turkey]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]		[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]
	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano ~~abd~~ a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano and a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].

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	[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]		[[File:A first civilization temple.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mount Ararat]]
	'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.		'''Mount Ararat''' is a dormant compound volcano abd a national symbol of [[Armenia]], consisting of two volcano cones: '''Greater Ararat''' and '''Lesser Ararat'''. In Judeo-Christian tradition, the Mountains of Ararat are considered the final resting place of {{Wiki\|Noah's Ark}}.

	By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].		By 2012, [[Abstergo Industries]] speculated that Mount Ararat may be home to an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu Temple]].