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Drought in northern Iraq uncovers 40 ancient tombs dating back over 2,300 years near Mosul Dam.
In northern Iraq, a drought has led to the discovery of 40 ancient tombs near the Mosul Dam reservoir.
The tombs, believed to be over 2,300 years old, date back to the Hellenistic or Hellenistic-Seleucid period.
This discovery highlights the impact of climate change, as Iraq faces rising temperatures and persistent water shortages.
The tombs, found in the Khanke region of Duhok province, will be excavated and transferred to the Duhok Museum for preservation.
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La sequía en el norte de Irak descubre 40 tumbas antiguas que datan de más de 2.300 años cerca de la presa de Mosul.