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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Sam Elliott-Gibbs

Roman village rises from river in drought-hit Spain 2,000 years after being submerged

The record-breaking drought in Spain has exposed what appears to be a small village of Roman ruins after water drained from a river.

Dropping water levels revealed the complex as the world struggles against the above-average temperatures.

The structure was submerged by the Lima River in Galicia, north west Spain.

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