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How many stories remain untold...
📍In photos across Europe, you can see that mountains were clearly developed industrially.
🔴 The largest museum in the world — Maya
In 2019, together with the Expedition Corps, we explored the world's largest museum of the Maya people in the city of Mérida (Mexico). But what we saw there gave us some certain thoughts.
It was an impressive-sized cross with a cloth hanging on it, somewhat reminiscent of a traditional Ukrainian "rushnyk" (embroidered towel).
Next, we were greeted by a figure resembling a maiden that you might encounter in European temples.
📹📚In the video, an archivist from the archival department of Cornell University showcases a 1925 edition of Rudyard Kipling's novel "Kim."
This technique, practiced in England for centuries, was especially popular from the 17th–18th centuries onward; one of the renowned artists in this genre is Caroline Billin Currie, who signed approximately 175 works.
This item is located in a Dutch archaeological museum and is an alabaster disk weighing 75 kg.
🔹It has been known for over 200 years, but throughout this time, its exact original purpose has never been definitively determined.
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"In truth, there is no greater key than a wise man, for he who possesses knowledge will always be respected and loved".
— Don Luis Pacheco de Narváez
#quoteoftheday #wisdom
Interesting fact about San Gimignano:
Each resident considered it their duty to build a tower taller than their neighbor's, thereby proving the greatness of their status over all others.
Among the sunlit hills of the Elsa Valley, surrounded by the magnificent hills of Siena, rises the remarkable Italian town of San Gimignano. Its medieval quarters are visible above the thirteenth-century walls, within which history has stood still...
Venice is the cradle of knightly orders, and its architecture speaks more eloquently than any written book.
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Today, October 15, 2025, a victory for truth and justice: The Mykolaiv Court of Appeal has overturned the unlawful conviction of Kanykei T. in the Oleg @MaltsevPhd case.
This step reaffirms the rule of law and underscores the importance of judicial independence.
📌 The Mykolaiv Court of Appeal has quashed the first-instance conviction of Kyrgyz national Kanykei T. The prosecution had linked the case to the alleged existence of an unlawful paramilitary formation led by Ukrainian scholar Dr Oleg Maltsev.
👉 euasu.org/news/court-of-appe…























