In 1970, Armenian-American Georgie Hagopian reported that his uncle took him to see Noah's Ark twice during his childhood. Different accounts of his story place the first sighting in 1902, 1906, or 1908, with the second incident occurring about two years later. According to this account, the moss-covered Ark lay on the edge of a cliff, so that only one side was accessible. Hagopian said that many other boys in his childhood community told him that they had seen the structure. The TalkOrigins Archive takes issue with the "apparent ease" with which these children supposedly reached the Ark site, in contrast with the difficulties reported by other explorers.