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Don't miss this essay from Garrett Graff. Here's a snippet: "ICE continues its violent and civil-liberties-abusing rampage across the country. I remain horrified by the continuous stream of videos of ICE officers running people down with their vehicles and assaulting people with no even attempt to

The head of the Institute of Computer Graphics and Multimedia at VUT in Brno, Černocký, received the National Government Award Czech Head for his significant contributions in the field of research in speech technologies and artificial intelligence. #věda #výzkum #uměláinteligence (translated)

The author of the post wrote that last year the value of imports of Canadian critical raw materials to the Union increased by 62%, to 3.3 billion euros. According to him, the imports included lithium, cobalt, nickel, and graphite, needed for the production of electric cars, the development of clean energy, and modern industries. #SurowceKrytyczne #EnergiaOdnawialna #SamochodyElektryczne #CA #EU (translated)

The Public Prosecutor has demanded community service sentences of up to 200 hours against four women who were involved in a spiritual séance at children's graves at the Rusthof cemetery in Amersfoort, without the permission of the relatives. #grafschennis #begraafplaats #paranormaal (translated)

After the defeat of HSV in the DFB-Pokal against Eintracht Frankfurt, the referee performance of Tobias Stieler is under criticism, particularly due to a non-awarded penalty and a possible red card, leading to an exchange of words between former referee Manuel Gräfe and Stieler. #DFBPokal #Schiedsrichter #HSV (translated)

Mother Agnes anonymously recounts her painful experience with séances at the grave of her six-year-old son and the lawsuit that is finally taking place against the paranormal investigators who made contact with spirits in the cemetery without permission. #Rusthof #rechtszaak #grafschennis (translated)

Agnes, who anonymously shared her story, is awaiting a lawsuit regarding the séances at Rusthof cemetery, where ghost hunters sought contact with the spirit of her deceased son without permission, which has led her to consider burying him in her garden. #Rusthof #grafschennis #paranormal (translated)

Apple has introduced the new iMac with the M6 processor, which impresses with improved performance in graphics and artificial intelligence, as well as new technologies like Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, although it starts at a price of 1,799 euros. #iMac #M6Chip #Technologie (translated)

The publishing house Vicens Vives has announced a redundancy plan (ERE) that will affect more than 120 people and includes the possible closure of Gráficas Instar, in an attempt to ensure its long-term viability following a recent acquisition by the Finnish group Sanoma. #VicensVives #ERE #Educación (translated)

LIVING CERIGNOLA: THE MILITARY ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE BATTLE OF CERIGNOLA ARRIVES ON "POPULAR ARCHAEOLOGY USA" CERIGNOLA (FG) - The Battle of Cerignola on April 28, 1503, returns to the center of international debate. The prestigious American magazine Popular Archaeology has dedicated an extensive in-depth article to the battle that changed European military history: the first in which over 1,000 Spanish arquebusiers under Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, sheltered behind a trench reinforced with vineyard posts, stopped the charge of the elite heavy cavalry of the Duke of Nemours. A trench that, in fact, rendered cavalry obsolete and inaugurated the era of infantry armed with fire, determining control of the Mediterranean for the next 160 years. The article highlights the decades-long microhistorical research work of the Torre Alemanna Study and Research Center in Cerignola led by Dr. Matteo Stuppiello: from the letter of Consalvo de Cordoba to the Kings of Spain (April 29, 1503), to the graffiti of 1503 in the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, to the land registries of the State Archive of Naples that explain the agrarian origin of that trench. A battlefield still lacking a map and protection, but scientifically rediscoverable thanks to technologies such as LiDAR ISPRA, magnetometry, and ground-penetrating radar. An important recognition for Cerignola, for the Tavoliere, and for all historical research in Puglia, which today deserves a systematic project for the archaeology of battlefields. (translated)

VIVERE CERIGNOLA: THE MILITARY ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE BATTLE OF CERIGNOLA FEATURED IN “POPULAR ARCHAEOLOGY USA” SOURCE: https://www.viverecerignola.it/2026/10/27/larcheologia-militare-della-battaglia-di-cerignola-riscoperta-da-popular-archeology-usa/194456/?utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_source=Social __________________________________________________________________ CERIGNOLA (FG) - The Battle of Cerignola of 28 April 1503 has returned to the centre of the international debate. The prestigious American journal Popular Archeology has devoted an extensive in-depth analysis to the battle that changed the course of European military history: the first in which more than 1,000 Spanish arquebusiers under Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, entrenched behind a ditch reinforced with vine stakes, halted the charge of the élite of the French heavy cavalry led by the Duke of Nemours. A ditch that, in effect, rendered cavalry obsolete and inaugurated the era of infantry armed with firearms, determining control of the Mediterranean for the subsequent 160 years. The article highlights the decades-long micro-historical research undertaken by the Centro Studi e Ricerche Torre Alemanna of Cerignola, led by Dr Matteo Stuppiello: from Consalvo da Cordova’s letter to the Catholic Monarchs of Spain (29 April 1503), to the 1503 graffito in the Church of S. Maria delle Grazie, to the land registers of the State Archive of Naples which explain the agrarian origin of that trench. A battlefield still without a map and without legal protection, yet scientifically recoverable through technologies such as ISPRA LiDAR, magnetometry and ground-penetrating radar. An important recognition for Cerignola, for the Tavoliere and for all Apulian historical research, which today deserves a systematic battlefield archaeology project.