It is further shown that the application of ideational cognitive archaeology to the search for Noah's Ark is flawed. The author's Flood koine, as he calls his method, points to the Durupinar geological formation near Mount Tendurek in Turkey as the Ark. However, this "ark" did not slide down to its current location from between twin mountain peaks, as claimed by non-geologists, and therefore does not satisfy Powell's Flood koine. According to geologists it was a rock formed into its boat-like shape in situ by erosional material flowing around it. Geological considerations therefore comprise compelling proof that this formation is not the Ark. In addition, there are geographical and chronological considerations. The Durupinar formation is not located in the mountains of Ararat (as the Bible stipulates), and it sits on a volcanic base that dates long after the Flood.