The Roman ruins in Spain were revealed when water levels dropped. The ancient Romans built a military camp in northwestern Spain in about 75 AD, according to a study. The camp was abandoned a century ago. After the construction of a dam in 1949, the ruins became submerged. Rome was the result of all the dry spells this summer. The entire ruined complex of the ancient camp reappeared on the river bank. A collection of neatly organized stone structures are shown in aerial photographs. The smaller structures are surrounded by what is left of a wall. The partially collapsed entrance welcomed the river that lies just beyond its doorway. The rock walls are waist-high with pillar bases adorning them. The archway is still standing despite the wear and tear of time and water. The ruins are adorned with greenery.
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This is Aquis Querquennis, also known as "A Cid" or "the city", according to Ondacero.
Up to 600 Roman soldiers lived in Aquis Querquennis in its prime. It had a hospital and thermal baths from the area's natural hot springs. The hot baths at the camp were used for spiritual significance.
The Aquis Querquennis were thrown under water. The full complex emerged as water levels in the As Conchas reservoir fell.
Like much of Europe, Spain has struggled under above-average temperatures and below-average rainfall. Almost two-thirds of Europe is under some type of alert or warning.
According to CNBC, the current dry spell in the region is the worst in 500 years.
Almost all of Europe's rivers have dried up as a result of the weather. There are pieces of history that have surfaced in the water.
The hot and dry conditions are likely to continue until November according to the report. According to the EU report, the situation is expected to get worse in Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.
Near the Spain-Portugal border, Aquis Querquennis is a small town.
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