'Ghost' masterpiece suddenly appeared in the middle of the wilderness thanks to the summer sun

The spooky, vast sketch of a lost architectural masterpiece and many precious archaeological sites from the Stone Age have been revealed after centuries of being buried in Yorkshire, England.

British archaeologists have been "very happy " and interesting when from the air, they suddenly see on the wild land of luxuriant trees below suddenly looming with strange geometry, looking like sketches The draft of a giant building is enlarged by real people and painted on grass.

Aerial photographs of archaeologists show the dimness of a 16th-century architectural masterpiece that appears in the middle of a wasteland - (photo: THE TELEGRAPH).

Photos of the area after being cleaned up for archaeological purposes - (photo: THE TELEGRAPH).

According to an architectural historian, Dr. Carole Fry, of the Yorkshire Archaeological Aerial Mapping team, the research shows that the ghostly sketch is actually the remains of an architectural masterpiece dating back to the 16th century. destroyed 200 years ago and is seen as missing. This is a work created and renovated many times by leading architects in the UK in previous centuries.

This architectural masterpiece called Londesborough Hall , located in East Riding, Yorkshire, England, was built by Frances Clifford in 1589 and by the early 19th century was destroyed by the Duke of Devonshire, owing to debt and not also the ability to maintain the mansion.

The image of the palace is painted in an ancient 18th-century book - (photo: THE TELEGRAPH).

This is not the only ghost relic to be unearthed by nature during the past time in Yorkshire. Yorkshire Archaeological Aerial Mapping is an archaeological group doing a great program: search by air for archaeological vestiges in Yorkshire and map them.

In the area around Pocklington, the team also found a collection of new Neolithic artifacts, Bronze Age, many relics of ancient settlements.

The cause of the relics centuries ago suddenly appeared like a ghost is the weather in England : after a wet spring is a hot summer and severe drought. The arid ground caused many old traces to be filled with soil and plants having the opportunity to show up.