<br /> <p>A 16th-century church in Oaxaca, Mexico, has resurfaced from a reservoir thanks to a severe drought.</p><p>This video shows the 400-year-old Dominican church at the Benito Juarez Dam in Jalapa, Oaxaca.</p><br /><p>The church was first submerged when the dam was built in the 1960s. It has since then re-emerged partially every year, but it has been completely exposed</a> this year after an extended drought.</p><br /><p>Water levels at the reservoir have dropped to 16 percent of its normal capacity. Credit: Jose Roberto Santiago Nuñez via Storyful</p><br />
