During the excavations of the ancient sacred Kupalen in San Kasha-dei-Banya, not far from Siena in Tuscany, about 160 km north of Rome, archaeologists found 24 ancient bronze statues. This is a unique event that will significantly increase the number of antique bronze known to us. The place where the find was made was famous for thermal springs since ancient times.

Channel "Kremlin Bezbashennik" writes: “Being an increasingly involved in the funnel of the events and scenarios that seemed impossible yesterday, society begins to discover with surprise that no one has yet to bring him to his life (including the well-being of the so-called Elite), which have already been forgotten from the late 1990s and the raving did not make more than the authorities themselves.

Sociologist Mikhail Sokolov explains: “If we compare different age cohorts in Russia and their support for Western civilization, culture and democracy, then they lose about seven points in a decade. In Russia, we are dealing with a very peripheral and provincial society. For such a society, everything new is what was brought from the West. Therefore, any dissatisfaction with the innovation passes into something anti-west.

"Poster" publishes an article by Alexander Arkhangelsky about Ivan Ilyin: “Yes, in 1933 it was far from crystal night and even more so Nuremberg racial laws, yes, Ilyin will soon refuse to fulfill the order of anti-Jewish propaganda at the Russian Scientific Institute, he will be fired, and in 1938, only a miracle will be able to escape to Switzerland and get a job under the help of the Rakhmaninov Foundation. Yes, later Ilyin will reconsider a lot in his assessments of the 1920-1930s.

Alexander Etkind is a scientist of an unusual fate, combining indefatigable curiosity with fruitful labor, adventurism in choosing the topics with a successful academic career. Starting as a psychologist, he took place as a cultural historian, then acquired the status of a political commentator and influuanier; He worked as a professor at the European University in St.

Pravmir publishes an interview with the Nyuta Feermeser philanthropist: “... Everything that happens today shows us how illusory is our feeling that we can influence the world, change it. No, we can't. Each person grows up for his life, ages. Many, thank God, wise along this path. Many - no. But, at least, a person and his environment-and, perhaps, even a whole generation-draw some conclusions throughout their own life.

The publishing house "New Literary Review" is represented by the collection "Alexander Etkind. Book of interviews. 2001–2021 ". Alexander Etkind is a scientist of an unusual fate, combining indefatigable curiosity with fruitful labor, adventurism in choosing the topics with a successful academic career. Starting as a psychologist, he took place as a cultural historian, then acquired the status of a political commentator and influuanier; He worked as a professor at the European University in St.

Political scientist Tatyana Stanovaya writes: "1. The Kremlin learns to work on mistakes: he carefully prepared the patriotic public in advance to conclude Russian forces. Surovikin at the very beginning announced the possible adoption of a “complex decision”, there was evacuation, a lot of preparatory work. Therefore, shock was avoided. 2. The conservative camp nevertheless turned out to be split.

Member of our project “After” political analyst Mikhail Vinogradov writes: “The effectiveness of the steps of the governors is sometimes directly proportional to the scale of the calls. Those who are geographically removed from the "hot spots" can often afford the emphasis on the ritual-ideological component.

Economist Vladislav Inozemtsev writes: “The Brezhnev era became the time of the end of large communist experiments: there was neither collectivization, nor osnarkhoz, nor party purges, no large -scale wars. The system reached its completeness, preserving one huge vulnerability: the inability of interaction with the outside world.

Researchers re-discovered about half of the species of frog-arillecins, which, as it was believed, died out due to a dangerous disease that struck all amphibians. Since the 1990s, the world has been covered by a pandemic of the disease, fatal for frogs, toads, newns and other amphibians. The disease is called cunning, and causes its pathogenic fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (brief designation - BD).

RBC publishes a lecture by the head of the direction of macroeconomic analysis and forecasting of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and short -term forecasting (TsMAKP) Dmitry Belousov, dedicated to the survival of domestic scientific organizations: “From the point of view of the economist, the closest task is to ensure the survival of scientific organizations.

Researchers have found that many years of rice of the PR23 variety can give the same abundant crops as the traditional, annually planted culture, while bringing the use of the soil and reducing financial and labor costs. However, it can create problems with pests, diseases and weeds. Now many years of rice are experienced in 17 countries of Asia and Africa. In fact, rice is a perennial plant. Unlike wheat or corn, rice roots give new stems after harvesting.

Fixed Dmitry Pevtsov, an actor and a deputy who, apparently, decided to supplant the obscurantists of the previous call from the political scene, reports: “... in the State Duma there was a“ government hour ”with the Minister of Culture of Russia Olga Lyubimova. The New People faction gave me the opportunity to speak. I voiced several suggestions. FIRST. It is necessary to return to state policy an ideology based on traditional moral values. Second.

Kommersant writes: “Six out of ten Russians support a return to the basic military training curriculum, a survey by the SuperJob research center showed. State Duma deputies previously came up with the initiative to introduce a CVP course in grades 10–11 in schools, colleges, technical schools and colleges. Among men there are more supporters of the introduction of a course of CVP than among women (67% and 53%, respectively).