With prolonged hot and dry weather, all kinds of treasures, ruins and remains are emerging from waters around the world as river and lake levels drop.
In Serbia, the wreckage of a paddle-wheel tugboat built in 1913 emerged from the low waters of the Sava River.
Historians say it sank in 1945, after striking a German mine while transporting supplies and wounded soldiers during the final days of World War II.
The wrecks of World War II-era German ships resurfaced along the Danube in Serbia, exposing vessels sunk at the end of the war by the retreating Nazi army.
In England, a mystery sword protruding out a lake at Chiddingstone Castle in Kent could be about 200 years old.
In Bulgaria, the remains of what is believed to be an ancient mammoth were revealed after Danube River water levels receded to a record low level.
And in Rome an ancient Roman bridge resurfaced from the river Tiber due to very low-water levels.
It's traditionally known as Nero's Bridge after a ...
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