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Its drinking water comes from a natural spring. Its existence is already mentioned in ancient Arabic texts. It was undoubtedly the key to the founding of the village. The fountain was remodeled in the 19th century and rebuilt in the 1980s. Its precious waters have served over the centuries to quench thirst, to wash and to irrigate plants. The washerwomen, so as not to contaminate the water that irrigated the orchards, washed from the inside out with their feet in the water. An important piece of Mojácar's history is reflected in the inscription stone.