Reuters: Severe drought brings unexpected surprises to Spain. The underwater is now 5,000 BC Boulder

China Well -off. August 19th. The old horse cool summer has caused serious damage to many people in rural Spain, but Spain's most severe drought for decades has made archaeologists happy.After the water level of a dam decreased, a prehistoric stone circle appeared in the bottom of the water.

People can see the tomb of Gwadarperal

Reuters reports that the official is called the Gwadarperal Tomb, but it is called the Spanish boulder array. The circle of dozens of boulders is considered to be traced back to 5,000 BC.

It is currently fully exposed to a corner of the Waldanas Reservoir in the central part of the central part of Caseres, and the authorities said that the water level has dropped to 28%of the capacity of the reservoir.

"This is a surprise," said Enrique Cedillo, an archaeologist at Madrid University.One of the experts in research.

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