Klaser

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ale super... mam nadzieje, ze wiadomosci beda ci dostarczac dalej tematow do znaczkow... 

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...w miare dostarczania swiezych wiadomosci od Ciebie...




http://www.boeliem.com/content/2004/719.html

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Jak dla mnie, rewelacja!
Nawet monety z Iron Dome i znaczki z bezzałogowymi samolotami. A karteczka w murze na Western Wall jest moja, poznałam. 

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1995/509.html

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The development of Israel's agriculture went hand-in-hand with the development of its fertilizer industry. Modern intensive agriculture can no longer make do with low-grade (mostly natural) fertilizers, and they have been replaced by concentrated chemical fertilizers. Research has helped to develop chemical fertilizers, considerable amounts of which are exported, based principally on the phosphate and potash found in the Negev and the Dead Sea. An Israeli development, potassium nitrate, is a unique product on world markets. The industry continues developing new products to meet the new sophisticated needs of local agriculture. As an example, the fertilizer industry is considering developing new products adapted to the requirements of crops needing micro-nutrients, such as magnesium, iron or zinc.

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1984/313.html

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1970/508.html

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The port of Akko lies within a small creek at the northern end of Haifa bay. In ancient times Akko harbor was an important trade-link between the Holy Land and other Mediterranean countries. In 66-67 CE, Roman legions, sent to subdue the Jewish forces fortified in the Galilean mountains, landed there. Under Arab domination Akko remained an important port; the Moslem geographer El-Mukadassi relates in detail the construction of a new harbor in the creek of Akko by his own grandfather, a civil engineer, in the year 880.

Akko was the main port of the Christian kingdom under Crusader rule in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and their sea-link with the European countries from which they came. Famous Jewish rabbis also landed there at that time, the best known of them being Maimonides, in whose memory there is a plaque on the wall facing the jetty. This depicts in mosaic stones the harbor of Akko and has the inscription: "In this harbor, on the third day of the month of Sivan 4926 [16 May 1165] landed the learned Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, the eagle and stronghold of Judaism."

All that remains of the port's eventful past, besides the fishermen's jetty from the Turkish era, are the ruins of a Crusader breakwater and lighthouse, and older ruins beneath the sea. Recently the Israel Society for Submarine Archaeology, in collaboration with a British group, has started to investigate the harbor. The Israel Government built a pier at Akko port.

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Water System, Megiddo
The origins of this water system began in the United Kingdom period of the 10th century B.C.E. Later, during the time of the Israelite Monarchy (9th century B.C.E) the system was improved and then used for about two centuries. The users descended the shaft and then horizontally through the tunnel to a spring on the outskirts of the city.