The thousand year old olive tree, page 4

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The thousand year old olive tree sent on December 03, 2016 (17:51) by Rinaldo1005. 61 comments, 1932 views.

, 1/200 f/7.1, ISO 500, hand held. Polignano a Mare, Italy.

Si racconta che questo splendido ulivo sito sul territorio di Polignano sia millenario. Da notare come per poter sopravvivere, le sue radici abbracciando la grotta siano arrivate al terreno sottostante. Qui alcuni cenni storici di quanto accadeva agli inizi del secondo millennio: •Si situa convenzionalmente in questo secolo il passaggio dall'"Alto Medioevo" al "basso medioevo" e la rinascita economico-culturale • I Normanni o Egizi occupano l'Europa, arrivando in Francia, Italia e Inghilterra • Arabi in Spagna e Sicilia • 1089: inizia la costruzione della Basilica di San Nicola di Bari • Agricoltura: venne inventato l'aratro pesante, rivisitazione dell'aratro leggero, è anche detto carruga. È composto da vomere, coltro e versoio; per attaccare tutte queste componenti al bue o al cavallo senza che morisse venne inventato il gioco frontale per il primo e il gioco di spalla per il secondo. #Alberi #Giardini #Campagna #HDR 3 scatti

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Rinaldo1005

sent on June 25, 2023 (23:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It is located in a fenced area owned by a non-profit organization near the hamlet of San Vito

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