Drought in Spain reveals submerged "stonehenge" (video)

[Triloon]

https://www.wunderground.com/video/top-stories/spanish-stonehenge-emerges-from-reservoir-as-spain-faces-worst-drought-in-60

[FakeNoose]

1. K & R

Pretty cool!

[Taylor Picker]

2. "Advocates want the stones moved to another location so they can be preserved for history."

I mean, I get that... but whoever arranged them there in 5000 BC likely put them THERE for a reason
Then in 1963, somebody decided it was fine to flood the area.

The Dolmen of Guadalperal was found in 1926, part of a research and excavation campaign led by the German archaeologist Hugo Obermaier. Scientists believe it could have been a solar temple, as well as a burial enclave. Roman remains have been found there, including a coin, ceramic fragments and a grinding stone. Axes, ceramics, flint knives and a copper punch were found in a nearby dump. According to the Spanish media outlet Repelando, a settlement was also found nearby, thought to date back to the time of the monument’s construction. There were homes, charcoal and ash stains, lots of pottery, mills and stones to sharpen axes, among other objects, .
https://earthsky.org/human-world/drought-reveals-spanish-stonehenge-dolmen-guadalperal/

[Triloon]

4. Yes. I would be opposed to moving them.

They will be safe from tourists and scavengers once they are flooded again. Thanks for the good background info.

[Lucinda]

3. ❤️ ✿❧🌿❧✿ ❤️

[doc03]

5. I can hear it now, could this be evidence of

ancient aliens? Ancient alien theorists say, yes