Extreme heat uncovers lost villages, ancient ruins and shipwrecks

Months without rain and an earlier-than-usual halt in flows from melting snow in the Alps depleted the River Po — Italy's longest river — to its lowest level in 70 years. The dried-up riverbed revealed previously hidden World War II-era wreckage such as a German tank and cargo ships.

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