周辺の天然記念物・トップ16

Discovered in 1993 by Oreste Caroppo, a well-known enthusiast and connoisseur of the Salento area. The news of the discovery, at the time, captured the interest of several scholars, who immediately rushed to the site to carefully examine the two Megaliths. The Dolmens are located on a small promontory called the Plao district, a term of Grika origin, which would mean "chianca", or a slab of light stone, typical of the Apulian territory. Furthermore, on the surrounding rocky surface, there are a series of channels similar to those of the Dolmen Stabile of Giuggianello, most likely used to drain liquids during the performance of certain rituals.

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Inserted in the collection https://www.komoot.com/it-it/collection/2431081/-pietre-del-salento - You have to move away from the road and reach it on private land with the utmost respect for other people's property to see them. Let's not forget that dolmens are archaic elements that must be observed without touching them or worse climbing on them. They are the history and heritage of Salento.

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Approx. *year 1650

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Today's News (02 Sep 2022): They are resuming excavations in search of traces of the Neanderthals.

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Caves known for the discovery of the famous statuettes (now kept in the national archaeological museum of Taranto) but less known about the exact position of the same. The truth is that, although the enhancement interventions of the archaeological site are visible but have been poorly maintained over the years, little has been done to make known the periods and times in which you can go to visit the excavations. http://www.salogentis.it/2012/03/17/la-grotta-delle-veneri-di-parabita/

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It is the most suggestive tree species of all the Salento flora, belonging to the fagaceae family, such as the chestnut and the beech, which recall some characteristics, such as the considerable size. The Quercia Vallonea di Corigliano in fact, is about 15 meters high and has a crown of 20 meters in diameter, set majestically within a small park which is home, among other things, to numerous events related to the Grika culture. The entry of this tree species, which comes from the Middle East and can only be admired in the Salento area, dates back to the year one thousand and in the local dialect its name becomes valani, which in Greek means "acorn". The ancient tree is characterized precisely by large acorns, surmounted by a dome rich in tannin, a chemical substance used in the past for tanning and making leather, a very common activity in Salento. It is one of the few surviving specimens in the area.

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Characteristic Martignano wells that served as cisterns for collecting rainwater. They could be owned or public and in part still perform their function today

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Mysterious place where the discovery of two ancient sculptures depicting venus took place.

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