Resurfaced CIA Document Fuels Debate Over Ark of the Covenant’s Location

A 1988 remote viewing session described the Ark in a hidden Middle Eastern site, but skepticism and alternative theories persist.

A declassified 1988 CIA document from 'Project Sun Streak' describes a remote viewing session that allegedly pinpointed the Ark of the Covenant's location in the Middle East.
The remote viewer detailed the Ark as a wooden, gold, and silver container adorned with seraphim, located underground in a dark, wet environment.
The document claims the Ark is protected by entities, and unauthorized attempts to open it would result in destruction by unknown powers.
While the document has reignited interest, critics argue that the description mirrors fictional portrayals, particularly from the 1981 film 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.'
Unverified claims about the Ark being in Ethiopia, specifically at the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion, continue to circulate but lack concrete evidence.