Poggiomarino

Poggiomarino is an Italian town of 21,947 population within the metropolitan metropolis of Naples in Campania. The natives of the prevailing territory of Poggiomarino have been the Sarrasti. The first settlements date again to the center Bronze Age about 1350 BC until the beginning of the 6th century BC, as evidenced by means of the first rate reveals determined accidentally in 2000, inside the contemporary place of Longola, at some stage in the works for the construction of the cleanser of the center Sarno. The oldest village dates returned to the center superior Bronze Age and become constructed on a network of synthetic islets, bordered by strong trunks planted in the marshy seabed, so that it will consolidate them.

The islets were surrounded by means of navigable artificial canals that had the banks reinforced with the aid of poles and okayboards. The Sarrasti moved way to the use of lengthy and slender boats: a dock turned into determined with at least pirogues nevertheless moored to poles. The contemporary history of the city is inextricably connected to that of Striano, its historical capital. The foundation of the city is due to the development, closer to the give up of the sixteenth century, of the Canale Conte di Sarno a work of hydraulic engineering, commissioned with the aid of the noble Muzio Tuttavilla, then Count of Sarno.