Well heres a good ol fact for you:
Libraries have been around for many, many centuries. The Internet has been easily accessable for well over a decade.
A library in a church and a library in a university are completely different. Likewise, you can find things like this on the Internet, and things like this. Either way, you can find bullshit in a library just as well as a scientific report.
They are filled with all sorts of information, including historoical conceptions in the Bible. You have called the bible a fairytale without even knowing, which officially puts you at the bottom of the debate if abundant historical truth is founded in it.
We don't even know if Harry Potter exists. Or if unicorns exist. Or Santa Claus, the tooth fairy, or any number of fictional characters, all thought to have been nothing more than a figment of the human imagination. No one has ever proven they exist, and no one claims to know they don't exist, but we still call them fairytales anyways. You don't need to absolutely know if something exists in order to call it a fairytale; we call things fairytales because they lack considerable evidence to be considered a part of reality. If they do exist, and we don't know it, we'll stop calling them fairytales when there's considerable evidence.
But so far as I know, there's no significant evidence that can support anything the bible says because it's not falsifiable, and because just about all of Genesis is effectively disproven.