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>> i'm putting a lot of money in the water, and obviously, can't wait to see what it's going to see. >> on a waterily archaeology dig. >> you were saying as a scientist, it's not a crazy thing to think that this happened, and you can find evidence for it? >> it's not a crazy thing to think the flood stories of the various cultures including ours, are based on true cataclasmic events. ♪ ♪ >> ball lard believes about 12,000 years ago, much of the earth was covered in ice that began to melt. the oceans began to swell, causing a series of devastating floods all over the world. >> we talk about...

So as far as they were concerned, it was the whole world. >> scientists disagree with the details of the flood but ball lard is confident that he's on the right track. >> i feel lucky, don't you, dwight? >> and they have been finding things. >> something here, what's this? is that? >> that's it, baby. come on in. >> like ancient pottery. >> big one, big one. >> and even more. >> so what -- >> you're looking at what you shouldn't be looking at that. that shouldn't be there. that is a perfectly preserved ancient ship wreck and it's wood. looks like a lumberyard. >> this ship wreck dating back to...

Surface, ball ard believes he found proof of that catastrophic event. >> i love it. i love it. i love it. >> they unearthed an ancient shoreline. >> we actually dated it 5,000 b.c. >> and that's about the time the bible says s noah and the grea flood happened. wow. >> wow, so we nailed it. >> ball lard and the others that agree with the black sea theory, believe the survivors of the event pass the it down from generation to generation and inspired the biblical event. >> here is the problem, when the people read the story, they said well, did it cover the whole planet in water? no. but it cover...