Ce sunt „pietrele foametei” care au ieșit la suprafață din râurile secate și de ce scrie pe ele „dacă mă vezi, plângi”

As European rivers dry up, historical remnants are resurfacing, including hunger stones that mark drought levels. One notable stone in the Elbe River bears the inscription "Wenn du mich siehst, dann weine," translating to "If you see me, weep." These stones, often submerged, reveal past droughts and their impacts on local communities. Research indicates that these inscriptions served as records of low water levels rather than mere memorials of drought years. The stone near Decin, associated with F. Mayer, gained fame in 1904, attracting many visitors. Despite threats of removal, it was preserved and continues to document centuries of drought history.