Textual/Scientific Deluge Books (ideally not creation scientist stuff)

Liam

Anyone know of a scholarly resource on the ancient deluge comparing different ancient versions of the story, and also going into possible scenarios of the event that the stories refer to? (Ideally from a textual/scientific background, and not a purely Judeo/Christian background) One that also goes in to archeological & geological evidence would be excellent (even if there is none). (Not against creation Science per se - but I want to read up on the scholarly side of this topic.)

Any good resources out there?

Ben

These relate to your topic. 

Alas, none of these are in Logos.

• The Rocks Don't Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah's Flood
• Janet Browne, “Noah’s Flood, the Ark, and the Shaping of Early Modern Natural History” and Mott T. Greene “Genesis and Geology Revisited: The Order of Nature and the Nature of Order in Nineteenth-Century Britain” in Lindberg and Numbers, eds. When Science and Christianity Meet (University of Chicago Press, 2003)

1. Moore, James R. “Geologists and Interpreters of Genesis in the Nineteenth Century.” In God and Nature: Historical Essays on the Encounter between Christianity and Science, ed. by David C.Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1986, 322–50.
2. Rudwick, Martin J.S. “The Shape and Meaning of Earth History.” In ibid., 296–321

The Ark Before Naoh: Decoding the story of the flood (Akkadian sources)