Archaeology breakthrough as horror drought in China exposes THREE ancient Buddha statues

Also in Spain, a drought forced the waters of a reservoir in Galicia to dry up, unveiling a “ghost village”.

The Aceredo was flooded back in 1992 by the River Lima to make way for the reservoir, Alto Lindoso.

Now, former villagers and tourists alike have returned to the previously flooded spot to take a look at the abandoned village.

Further east in Europe, a drought has also exposed sunken remains of two ships from World War Two in the Danube in Serbia, where water levels have become low.

Discovered near the town of Prahovo, the vessels formed part of a Nazi fleet from 1944, and were still loaded with explosives when recently discovered.

Article source: https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1659443/archaeology-breakthrough-china-drought-yangtze-river-buddha-statues-foyeliang-chongqing