Carinaro

Carinaro is an Italian town of 7 104 population in the province of Caserta , in Campania. Carinaro arose within the territory of the historic Liburia Atellana, a completely fertile area between the river Clanio , the forest of Acerra and the moat of Naples, already a site of human settlements inside the Neolithic age and of successive frequentations datable to the Bronze and Archaic ages, in addition to probably site of a army border settlement between Roman centurias. Following the barbarian invasions, the population of the Oscan town of Atella, already well-known in antiquity and a vital.

Episcopal center of the Western Roman Empire, sought shelter inside the neighboring districts, giving rise to small agricultural communities besieged by way of Saracens, Greeks and Lombards . The latter occupied the farmhouse of Carinaro, noted for the primary time in a few Lombard writings of the fifth century as Cerinaru. The arrival of the Normans in the county of Aversa marked the rebirth of the agro.