And what part of the myth do you think refers to reality? The talking snakes? The magical rib-woman? The omniscient deity wandering around unaware of where anyone is?
Oh, the name is the same. Well that proves it then, it is based on reality. WRONG!

AK-00, it's not the same thing to claim that the myth could be based roughly on a real place as to claim that "THE GARDEN OF EDEN HAS BEEN FOUND" as the wacko in the article is claiming.

It's close-minded to interpret everything in terms of claiming that made up stories by bronze age goat herders are true.

Although this used to be true, unfortunately our English overlords have changed this so that the "not proven" verdict is no longer an option.