Most of the stolen items mentioned above were seized at the airport and ports on the island. According to regional law enacted in 2017, fines for this crime range from $600-3,600. The stolen items will be returned to the beach by the authorities when conditions permit. Since 2017, the government has enacted a law that makes it illegal to take sand from Sardinia’s beaches. The law was enacted to prevent the bad effects of tourists stealing sand and shells when coming to this Mediterranean island. Tourists who steal sand from Sardinia Island (Italy) will be fined. Photo: Traveler. Earlier in September 2020, a French tourist was fined $1,200, equivalent to about VND 27.8 million, for taking sand from this island. According to the Infonet Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean and is an autonomous region of Italy. The island’s idyllic white sands are heavily guarded and any tourists who remove the sand from the beach will face fines of up to $3,550, about $82.3 million. copper, even jail time. It is known that thieves often target beach areas with unusually colored sand, pink or fine white. Accordingly, control measures have become “much stricter” in recent years on this island. Locals and tourists are encouraged to contact the authorities if they see someone taking illegal sand. Truc Chi (th)

His arguments include Phoenician mining activities along rivers, Biblical names in mining-related areas, to passages in the Hebrew Scriptures that seem to be related. to King Solomon and the seafaring Phoenicians, a potential Spanish city famous for its rich mineral wealth in the Hebrew Bible. King Salomon, a rich king according to the Hebrew Scriptures. If this claim is true, it means King Solomon was an ancient shipping tycoon. The Hebrew Bible says that King Salomon was extremely rich and undertook many construction projects and his role in transportation could explain his wealth. Arguments for the Solomon’s mining expeditions The Phoenicians flourished throughout the Mediterranean world from about 1,500 BC to 300 BC. According to present-day Lebanon, they sailed across the Mediterranean, establishing settlements and trading networks as far back as Portugal. Kingsley started his research about 10 years ago. It seemed that King Salomon had been wise in his maritime plans, he noticed. He recorded the trips from Jerusalem and the Phoenician sailors took all risks at sea. Archaeological excavations over the past century have unearthed remains of Phenicia mining operations near the Rio Tinto River in southwest Spain, he said. Some places today along the river of Spain have biblical names – such as “Solomon’s Hill”, says Kingsley. Furthermore, he claims, silver artifacts found in Israel contain lead isotope patterns suggesting that silver came from Spain. However, researchers have done the analysis that silver from Spain did not come to Israel during King Solomon’s time, but after he ruled. Then there is a Hebrew Bible, which describes how David and his son Solomon took raw materials for construction projects from a man named Hiram, the king of a Phenicia city named Tire in present-day Lebanon. . Kingsley hypothesized that Hiram would send mining expeditions to Spain with the financial assistance of Solomon. Passages in the Hebrew Bible also mention a place called Tarshish, where the Bible says there are many minerals. This is also the place where Johna tried to run away when God told him to come to Nineveh, according to the Hebrew Bible. Tarshish claimed that Tarshish was located in what is now Spain and Solomon financed Phenicia’s travels to the area. Kingsley argued that passages in the Hebrew Bible discuss how Hiram provided materials for David and Solomon for their construction projects, giving the idea that Solomon had sponsored Phoenician journeys. . Confirming Tarshish’s place in the Bible, Kingsley notes that a Phoenician inscription, dating back to the ninth century BC and found in Sardinia, refers to a Phenicia military force fleeing to Tarshish. after a failure. Ancient Greek records also mention a city called Tartessos – sounding similar to Tarshish – thrived in southern Spain, Kingsley wrote in an article in Spain. From historical research, Kingsley said he could say that biblical landmarks (like the Solomon Hills) were in use since at least the 17th century and possibly much earlier. Skeptic scholars Some archaeologists and historians believe they were skeptical of Kingsley’s claims. While no one doubts that the Phoenicians were present in Spain, scholars note that there is no direct evidence regarding King Solomon to the region. “It’s still not clear that there is a Solomon kingdom,” said Steven Weitzman, director of the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Morphological Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. “I don’t know any evidence of an Israeli presence in Spain at this time,” Weitzman said. There are Phoenician settlements in Spain as early as around 1100 [trước Công nguyên] and certainly for many centuries to come, but it would be too much to argue that the source of Salomon’s wealth came from there. ” In fact, the Bible says that King Salomon sent ships to the East, not to the West. Solomon’s ships were dispatched from a place called Ezion-Geber, a port town on the Red Sea, and they returned from a place called Ophir, filled with gold and other treasures. Wherever the Ophir was located, the ships Weitzman explained would go in the opposite direction from Spain, east not west. Archaeologists also rejected Kingsley’s arguments regarding silver artifacts found in Israel and Spain. “Based on all available scientific data, silver in the Solomon era,” said Ayelet Gilboa, professor of archeology at the University of Haifa, Israel. [thế kỷ 10 trước Công nguyên] not coming east from Iberia ”. Only after that, after King Salomon ruled, did silver from Spain begin to reach Israel. Gilboa worked with Tzilla Eshel, a researcher specializing in antique silver analysis at the University of Haifa, to determine the origin of ancient silver in Israel, and they published an article on this topic in 2019. that silver came from Sardinia to Israel in the 10th century BC but it was not until the ninth century BC that silver came from Spain.

“I gave up the war. After 32 years here, I felt very sad having to leave. The authorities said they needed to work on my house and this time it seemed real,” he said. Morandi said he was moving to a small house in La Maddalena, the largest island in the archipelago, near his current residence. “I would live away from town, only go there when I need to buy things and still spend most of my time alone. My life won’t change too much, I will still see the sea.” Mauro Morandi had to leave the island he had been with for more than 30 years. Photo: Mauro Morandi. Living alone on the island of Budelli since 1989, Mauro Morandi has been called “Robinson Crusoe of Italy”. He comes from the city of Modilia in the Emilia-Romagna region (Italy). Since taking on the job of guarding the island, for many years, Morandi has always kept and protected the island from destruction. In addition to keeping the island’s beaches pristine, in the summer he guides and introduces visitors to this place about the ecosystem. Since the 1990s, tourists are prohibited from walking on the pink beach and swimming in the ocean, but the island can be visited during the day by boat and allowed to walk along the path behind the beach. Morandi’s peaceful life has been threatened since the private company that owned the island went bankrupt. In 2013, a plan to sell the island to Malcolm Harte – a New Zealand businessman pledging to keep Morandi as an island watchman – was thwarted. Even though he lives alone, he stays up to date with news about the outside world. Photo: National Geographic. In 2016, the Sardinian court ruled that the island was owned by the Italian government. Budelli is currently managed by the management of La Maddalena National Park, which wants to expel Morandi and turn the place into an environmental education center. In recent years, a number of petitions in favor of keeping Morandi on the island have received thousands of signatures in agreement. When he learned that he was finally moving, many fans expressed frustration and anger on his Facebook page. “Do not know what to say anymore, this paradise will begin to be destroyed,” account Carmelia Mangano write. Mirella Della Vecchia discontent: “I cannot imagine Budelli without Morandi’s protection, fight this injustice.”

It is hard to imagine that one could eat such adorable animals as kangaroos, camels or ostriches. But in Australia, they are on the popular menu. In Bangladesh, Shutki is a dried pangasius dish known for its strong fishy smell. Shutki is used to process many different dishes. Swinging coconut is a famous dish in Cameroon. Western Vietnam also has this specialty. They are very rich in nutrients, but in their appearance, many visitors must fear. Chinese blood tofu is a curd of pork blood that is often served with noodles or rice. Century egg is a dish originating from the love of Hunan, China. Quail eggs, duck eggs, chicken eggs preserved in a mixture of clay, ash, salt, lime, and hulls for weeks or months, will lead to a process of changing the smell, color and flavor of egg. Frozen cooked eel is a specialty of England. Many visitors are hesitant to try this dish. Mimolette is one of the world famous French cheeses. The special thing about this dish is fermentation thanks to the cheese ticks. Mimolette is like the traditional Casu marzu cheese in Sardinia, Italy – a “rotten cheese” with maggots that many people fear. The Germans eat Hackepeter which consists of minced raw pork served with bread, sometimes with garlic and onions. In Greece, the most common Easter dish is kokoretsi, made from viscera stuffed in the intestines of sheep or goats, and then grilled. Lampredotto is a popular street food in Florence, Italy consisting of a cow’s fourth stomach served with sandwiches. Natto, a Japanese dish that is fermented soybeans, is often served with soy sauce and karashi mustard. It is known for its strong taste, slimy texture, and sticky texture. Coming to Mexico, you will be served fried maguey worms with American aloe and guacamole sauce. Chapulines are a popular type of grasshopper prepared by frying. This is a popular snack in Oaxaca, Mexico. Flipped duck eggs are also a dish that many people do not dare to try. This dish is present in the Philippines, Vet Nam … Scottish Haggis is a pudding made from sheep’s heart, lungs and liver that is cooked inside its stomach. Haggis is usually served with turnips and potatoes.