Echoes of Ararat compiles over 300 flood legends from indigenous cultures across North and South America. This comprehensive collection explores the universal human experience of deluge mythology, tracing how diverse civilizations—from the Arctic to Patagonia—preserved and transmitted stories of catastrophic floods through oral tradition and cultural memory. The book examines parallels and variations across these narratives, revealing patterns in how ancient peoples understood natural disasters, survival, and renewal. A valuable resource for anthropologists, folklorists, and anyone interested in comparative mythology and the deep roots of human storytelling across the Americas.