A tourist arriving after the desecration of the ancient Greek marble ruins

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A “unrivaled” tourist was ranked after an old part of the marble was raised to take pictures in Naxos, Greece, as it appears in a Regarding a Facebook post.

“They crossed the line,” Kiriacos Junior Benamams, a resident of Naxos, took the photo, on the post. “Wake up before it is too late.”

According to what was reported in the famous Bordara, a marble entrance with a 20 -foot high on Paltia Island.

It is the last remnants of a temple for Ubulu, which was built between the sixth centuries to the seventh BC before giving up the project due to political turmoilAccording to the Greek correspondent.

In prior approval, Bozo is seen without a shirt carrying a huge stone plate that appears to be taken from the lands surrounding cultural landmarks while women settle his images.

The portal of the gate gate to a violent reaction to Facebook with one critic called “lack of respect in every way!”

Another books, “It seems that people have become more stupid after year.”

A third said: “Naxos has become increasingly Disneyland and may have money, but there is no respect and fitness.”

Boulamatsis’s loaded poetry, that the rude law highlighted the lack of sufficient protection measures on the site, which is free in the visit, but it lacks Official security or tickets.

The NAXOS authorities called for the deployment of security guards immediately with other security measures.

“Do not wait until the season is over,” announced. “Do this before the month changes!”

Bolomasis also claimed that if it had happened in another country, the perpetrator was “fined and deported.”

According to the Naxos Dimetris Lianus, the Ministry of Culture has been informed of the incident, and has since published a guard on the gate – although it is unclear how long they will stay there.

“What the municipality wants and the residents of the island, and we have presented it to the Ministry of Culture, is the restoration of the site and the promotion of this archaeological site.” Daily Mail. “This, in order to be preserved and operated in an organized manner, with tickets and safety, in order to ensure its protection and generate revenues that will be attributed to culture.”

In a terrible desecration similar earlier this summer, a tourist put his hand accidentally through an invaluable way 300 -year -old panel While demonstrating with the picture.