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Introduction to Erice with Photos by Martin U
Introduction to Erice with photos by Martin U. Schmidt 3 June, 2011 Erice Monte San Giuliano (Mount of Erice), 751 m Erice: A brief history • Legend: Erice was founded by Eryx, the son of Aphrodite • Since about 4000 BC: Elymic people Erice: A brief history • Legend: Erice was founded by Eryx, the son of Aphrodite • Since about 4000 BC: Elymic people • Carthaginian time: - Town wall (8th -6th century BC) Erice: A brief history • Legend: Erice was founded by Eryx, the son of Aphrodite • Since about 4000 BC: Elymic people • Carthaginian time: - Town wall (8th -6th century BC) - Temple of Venus (Temple of love ... ) Venus fountain Erice: A brief history • Legend: Erice was founded by Eryx, the son of Aphrodite • Since about 4000 BC: Elymic people • Carthaginian time: - Town wall (8th -6th century BC) - Temple of Venus (Temple of love ... ) • Roman (still temple of love) • Byzantinian • Arab time (9th - 11th century) (Couscous) • Norman time (11th - 13th century) Venus fountain Castle from the Norman time (12th-13th century) Castle from the Norman time (12th-13th century) Castle from the Norman time (12th-13th century) Tower Built as observation tower, 1312 (Later: prison) Duomo,Duomo, "Chiesa "Chiesa Regia Regia Madrice" Madrice" (1314) (1314) Duomo, "Chiesa Regia Madrice" (1314) Interior (1850) Duomo, "Chiesa Regia Madrice" (1314) Piazza Umberto I, with Town hall Street at night CaCO3 (marble) CaCO3 (limestone) Traces of carriage wheels During centuries Erice lived from: - Churches - Monasteries - Pilgrims - Agriculture Erice after 1945: - Less pilgrims - Many churches and monasteries out of use - People moved away. Town went down Erice after 1945: - Less pilgrims - Many churches and monasteries out of use - People moved away. -
Deliverable 6.1 Typology of Conflicts in MESMA Case Studies
MESMA Work Package 6 (Governance) Deliverable 6.1 Typology of Conflicts in MESMA case studies Giovanni D’Anna, Tomás Vega Fernández, Carlo Pipitone, Germana Garofalo, Fabio Badalamenti CNR-IAMC Castellammare del Golfo & Mazara del Vallo, Italy Case study report: The Strait of Sicily case study, Sicilian sub-case study A7.6 Case study report: The Strait of Sicily case study, Sicilian sub-case study Basic details of the case study: Initiative Egadi Islands (Isole Egadi )Marine Protected Area, Sicily Description The implementation and management of the Egadi Islands marine protected area (designated under national legislation) and the overlapping cSAC (due to be designated under the Habitats Directive) Objectives Nature conservation / MPAs: Maintaining or restoration to favourable conservation status of conservation features Scale Local (single MPA), ~540 km2 Period covered 1991-2012 Researchers Giovanni D’Anna, Tomás Vega Fernández, Carlo Pipitone, Germana Garofalo, Fabio Badalamenti (Institute for Coastal and Marine Environment (IAMC), National Research Council (CNR)) Researchers’ Natural Science (Environmental Science, Marine Ecology) background Researchers’ role Independent observers in initiative The next 34 pages reproduce the case study report in full, in the format presented by the authors (including original page numbering!). The report should be cited as: D’Anna, G.; Badalamenti, F.; Pipitone, C.; Vega Fernández, T.; Garofalo, G. (2013) WP6 Governance Analysis in the Strait of Sicily. Sub-case study: “Sicily”. A case study report for Work Package 6 of the MESMA project (www.mesma.org). 34pp. A paper on this case study analysis is in preparation for a special issue of Marine Policy. 315 MESMA Work Package 6 WP6 Governance Analysis in the Strait of Sicily Sub-case study: “Sicily” Giovanni D’Anna, Fabio Badalamenti, Carlo Pipitone, Tomás, Vega Fernández, Germana Garofalo Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto per l’Ambiente Marino Costiero Report January 2013 1 1. -
Archivio Di Stato Di Trapani Comune Serie Anno Registri Note Alcamo Nati 1821 3 Alcamo Nati 1822 2 Alcamo Nati 1823 3 Alcamo
ARCHIVIO DI STATO DI TRAPANI Stato Civile COMUNE SERIE ANNO REGISTRI NOTE ALCAMO NATI 1821 3 ALCAMO NATI 1822 2 ALCAMO NATI 1823 3 ALCAMO NATI 1824 3 ALCAMO NATI 1825 2 ALCAMO NATI 1826 2 ALCAMO NATI 1827 2 ALCAMO NATI 1828 2 ALCAMO NATI 1829 2 ALCAMO NATI 1830 2 ALCAMO NATI 1831 2 ALCAMO NATI 1832 1 ALCAMO NATI 1833 1 ALCAMO NATI 1834 2 ALCAMO NATI 1835 2 ALCAMO NATI 1836 2 ALCAMO NATI 1837 2 ALCAMO NATI 1838 2 ALCAMO NATI 1839 2 ALCAMO NATI 1840 3 ALCAMO NATI 1841 MANCANTE ALCAMO NATI 1842 2 ALCAMO NATI 1843 MANCANTE ALCAMO NATI 1844 2 ALCAMO NATI 1845 2 ALCAMO NATI 1846 2 ALCAMO NATI 1847 2 ALCAMO NATI 1848 2 ALCAMO NATI 1849 2 ALCAMO NATI 1850 2 ALCAMO NATI 1851 3 ALCAMO NATI 1852 2 ALCAMO NATI 1853 2 ALCAMO NATI 1854 2 ALCAMO NATI 1855 2 ALCAMO NATI 1856 2 ALCAMO NATI 1857 2 ALCAMO NATI 1858 2 ALCAMO NATI 1859 2 ALCAMO NATI 1860 2 ALCAMO NATI 1861 2 ALCAMO NATI 1862 3 ALCAMO NATI 1863 2 ALCAMO NATI 1864 2 ALCAMO NATI 1865 2 ALCAMO NATI 1866 2 ALCAMO NATI 1867 1 1 ARCHIVIO DI STATO DI TRAPANI Stato Civile COMUNE SERIE ANNO REGISTRI NOTE ALCAMO NATI 1868 3 ALCAMO NATI 1869 1 ALCAMO NATI 1870 2 ALCAMO NATI 1871 1 ALCAMO NATI 1872 2 ALCAMO NATI 1873 2 ALCAMO NATI 1874 2 ALCAMO NATI 1875 4 ALCAMO NATI 1876 2 ALCAMO NATI 1877 2 ALCAMO NATI 1878 3 ALCAMO NATI 1879 2 ALCAMO NATI 1880 2 ALCAMO NATI 1881 2 ALCAMO NATI 1882 3 ALCAMO NATI 1883 2 ALCAMO NATI 1884 3 ALCAMO NATI 1885 3 ALCAMO NATI 1886 3 ALCAMO NATI 1887 3 ALCAMO NATI 1888 3 ALCAMO NATI 1889 2 ALCAMO NATI 1890 2 ALCAMO NATI 1891 2 ALCAMO NATI 1892 2 ALCAMO NATI 1893 2 ALCAMO NATI 1894 2 ALCAMO NATI 1895 2 ALCAMO NATI 1886 - 1895 1 IND DEC. -
Your Choice WELCOME
WESTERN SICILY . HISTORY CULTURE . TRADITION TRAPANI FOLKLORE . NATURE . SEA RELAX . WINE & FOOD HANDCRAFT . SHOW . SPORT your choice WELCOME . WHERE WE ARE Trapani will surprise you. Be enchanted The history of the city of Trapani, over the centuries, thanks to its centrality in the Western Mediterranean sea has been linked to the destiny of many peoples. Phoenicians, Sicily Punic, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Norman- Swabians, Aragonese and many others who TRAPANI contributed to the development of culture and knowledge. Therefore, Trapani has always been the city of hospitality, where Christians, Muslims and Jews have lived together peacefully for centuries. A rare example of brotherhood among peoples and of peaceful and solidary coexistence. Trapani is the land of peace and of Trapani is history and splendor. A unique friendship, therefore, where each culture city of its kind, born on the plots of a maintains its own uniqueness and remains millenary history that has disseminated authentic, while fraternally experiencing culture and works of inestimable heritage. the comparison with the others. A unique A wonderful strip of land, so beautiful to place in the world, where respect for be breathless, from the shape of a scythe, diversity generates community. It is worth which separates two seas and has given visiting this city at least once in a lifetime. birth to legends and myths since the dawn of time: the ancient Greeks, for example, Trapani, pearl of western Sicily, is a place to believed it was due to the goddess Ceres be admired in its totality. It is worth to have that, in taking a leap from the Trapani a rest also on the magical and historical coast to Africa, looking for her kidnapped places such as Erice, Marsala, Segesta and daughter, there she lost her sickle. -
Cliffs and Quarries in the Eastern Coast of the Favignana Island (Sicily, Italy)
Research & development Cliffs and quarries in the eastern coast of the Favignana island (Sicily, Italy) Favignana Island (Sicily, Italy) is a historical and environmental attraction site frequented by tourists especially during the long warm season of the year. Over several centuries the sea cliffs constituted by calcareous sandstone outcropping in the east side of the island have been exploited for the production of building stone. Currently the quarries used for the rock extraction as well as the natural cliffs are undergoing extensive erosional and gravitational processes. Besides putting at risk the safety of the people attending the area, the widespread rock falls are likely to threaten sites of great historical and anthropological value that, once destroyed, can no longer be reconstructed. The rock mass quality assessment and slope displacements monitoring of cliffs were conducted with the aim of identifying the most active areas and providing support to the local authorities in the implementation of effective and sustainable mitigation measures. If adequate measures are taken in the future, operators and users of the tourist circuit will have the opportunity to enjoy these amazing sites with a lower landslide risk DOI 10.12910/EAI2015-071 n L. Falconi, A. Peloso, A. Screpanti, A. Tatì, V. Verrubbi Introduction Sea cliffs often constitute environmental monuments of rare erosion rate can reach several decimeters per year [1]. beauty. Notwithstanding an apparent imperturbability, Although these processes are not the most dangerous these massive erosive landforms are subject to continuous landslide events, their magnitude in terms of volume and evolution due to the action of gravity and aggressive velocity of the paroxysmal phase may constitute a real exogenous agents. -
Castellammare Del Golfo
ISPRA Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale SERVIZIO GEOLOGICO D’ ITALIA Organo Cartografico dello Stato (legge n° 68 del2.2.1960) NOTE ILLUSTRATIVE della CARTA GEOLOGICA D’ITALIA alla scala 1:50.000 foglio 593 CASTELLAMMARE DEL GOLFO A cura di: R. Catalano°*, M. Agate°*, L. Basilone*, C. Di Maggio*, M. Mancuso°, A. Sulli° Con contributi di: E. Di Stefano*, M. Gasparo Morticelli*, G. Avellone*, B. Abate*, M. Arnone*, G. Lo Cicero°*, M. Scannavino° & C. Gugliotta* AreePROGETTO marine° e terrestri* Dipartimento di Geologia e Geodesia, Università di Palermo Ente realizzatore: Regione SicilianaCARG - Assessorato Territorio ed Ambiente Direttore del Servizio Geologico d’Italia - ISPRA: C. Campobasso. Responsabile del Progetto CARG per il Servizio Geologico d’Italia - ISPRA: F. Galluzzo Responsabile del Progetto CARG per la Regione Siciliana: A. Guadagnino PER IL SERVIZIO GEOLO G ICO D’ITALIA - ISPRA: Revisione scientifica: R. Bonomo, M. C. Giovagnoli, E. La Posta, M. Marino, S. D’Angelo, A. Fiorentino (aree marine) Coordinamento cartografico: D. Tacchia (coord.), F. Pilato Revisione informatizzazione dei dati geologici: L. Battaglini, C. Cipolloni, D. Delogo, M. C. Giovagnoli (ASC) Coordinamento editoriale e allestimento per la stampa: D. Tacchia, F. Pilato PER LA RE G IONE SICILIANA Coordinamento informatizzazione: Nadir s.a.s. Informatizzazione dei dati geologici: Nadir s.a.s. PROGETTOAllestimento editoriale: L. Basilone, S.Pierini GE S TIONE TECNICO -AMMINISTRATIVA DEL PRO G ETTO CARG M.T. Lettieri - Servizio Geologico d’Italia - ISPRA A. Guadagnino - Regione Siciliana Si ringraziano i componenti dei Comitati CARG Geologici per il loro contributo scientifico. Stampa: SY S TEM CART srl - 2011 INDICE I - INTRODUZIONE .................................. -
Nobile Torre Centenaria Con Terrazzo Con Vista Emozionante in Vendita in Sicilia
TYPE: Coastal Properties REGION: SICILY PROVINCE: Trapani DISTRICT: Marsala BUILDING SURFACE: 150 mq LAND SURFACE: 0 ha ( 0,00 sqm ) ( cod.mpge003103 ) PRICE € 290.000,00 Nobile torre centenaria con terrazzo con vista emozionante in vendita in Sicilia Brief Description Noble century-old tower with a terrace with an exciting 360-degree view of Favignana and Erice, and with extraordinary scenery of the lagoon and islands of Mothia, Santa Maria, Isola Lunga The property has an area of about 160 sqm plus 80 sqm of a terrace. Location The property is located in the municipality of Marsala, in the province of Trapani, opposite the beautiful archipelago of the Egadi Islands, with a stunning 360-degree view over the lagoon stretching from Favignana to Erice.; about 300 meters from the beach, in a historical background. It is in a 10 min drive from Trapani International Airport, 15 km away from Marsala, 20 km from the beautiful Trapani. Erice, San Vito Lo Capo, Riserva dello Zingaro, Segesta, Selinunte are just a few easily accessible towns; it is about 6 miles to Favignana. The property is located in the beam of Birgi Vecchi surrounded by vineyards. Description About 300 meters from the beach, in a historic and unique context there is a noble century-old tower with a terrace with a fabulous view over Favignana, Erice. The private entrance leads to a spacious and cozy living room adorned with a spectacular semicircular stone vault; an internal staircase leads upstairs where there is a kitchen, a dining room and a spectacular bedroom, on this floor there are also utility rooms and a storage room. -
The Main Geomorphosites of the Egadi Islands (Sicily, Italy)
Il Quaternario Italian Journal of Quaternary Sciences 18(1), 2005 - Volume Speciale, 137-143 THE MAIN GEOMORPHOSITES OF THE EGADI ISLANDS (SICILY, ITALY) Raniero Massoli-Novelli Via della Mendola, 85 00135 Roma, Email: [email protected] ABSTRACT: R. Massoli-Novelli, The main geomorphosites of the Egadi Islands (Sicily, Italy). (IT ISSN 0394-3356, 2005). This article describes the main geological and geomorphological features of the three main Egadi Islands: Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo. These islands, which are essentially made up of Mesozoic carbonate rocks, are considered as the continuation in the sea of the north-western Sicilian chain. In addition, the main geomorphosites of these three islands are identified for the first time: these are the numerous, significant coastal caves. Particular emphasis is given to natural and anthropogenetic geomorphosites related to the Pleistocene bioclastic calcarenite caves present in Favignana, an ancient site of intense quarrying activities. RIASSUNTO: R. Massoli-Novelli, I principali geomorfositi delle Isole Egadi (Sicilia, Italia). (IT ISSN 0394-3356, 2005). Vengono evidenziate le principali caratteristiche geologiche e geomorfologiche delle tre maggiori isole delle Egadi, Favignana, Levanzo e Marettimo, costituite essenzialmente da rocce carbonatiche mesozoiche e considerate la prosecuzione in mare verso ovest della catena nordoccidentale della Sicilia. Vengono poi individuati per la prima volta i principali geomorfositi delle tre isole, in gran parte costituiti dalle numerose e rilevanti grotte costiere. Particolare risalto viene anche dato ai geomorfositi, naturali ed antropici, relativi alle cave di calcareniti bioclastiche pleistoce- niche esistenti a Favignana, luogo di antica ed intensa attività estrattiva. Keywords: Geomorphosites, Calcarenite, Egadi Islands, Italy. Parole chiave: Geomorfositi, Calcarenite, Egadi, Italia. -
La Sicile Occidentale Et Ses Îles
DIRECTEMENT DU PRODUCTEUR Expertise... avec supplément d’âme SIC06 - CIRCUIT - VOYAGE EN GROUPE GUIDÉ LA SICILE OCCIDENTALE ET SES ÎLES CATANE - CEFALU - PALERME - MONREALE - SEGESTA - ERICE - FAVIGNANA - LEVANZO MARSALA - MAZARA DEL VALLO - MENFI - AGRIGENTE 16 - 23 mai 2020 (A) 19 - 26 septembre 2020 (B) VOTRE VOYAGE EN UN COUP D’OEIL ✪ Séjour sur l’île de Favignana surnommée « la Farfalla » Dès CHF 2’050.- (le papillon) ✪ La Vallée des temples d’Agrigente ✪ Excursion à Mazara Del Vallo, le plus important port de pêche d'Italie & sa “casbah” ...Nous avons apprécié l’équilibre ✪ Le temple et le théâtre de Ségeste entre visites et spécialités locales... ✪ Le village médiéval d’Erice à la beauté incomparable Laura, C. (Vevey) HISTORIQUE ◆ VIVANTE ◆ VOLCANIQUE Terre émergée dans les ères géologiques des profondeurs de la mer, soumise à de fortes pressions par la poussée du continent africain, elle donna naissance, en des périodes relativement récentes, aux îles Egades et à l’une des plus belles réserves marines d’Europe, avec une nature époustouflante, des criques et baies magnifiques aux eaux turquoises et décors extraordinaires fait de salines et d’anciens moulins à vent. Vous marcherez sur les pas des grands bâtisseurs de civilisations, Phéniciens, Carthaginois, Grecs, Romains, Arabes, Normands, qui ont laissé ici l’empreinte de leur génie. En visitant les principaux sites historiques et archéologiques de la Sicile occidentale, vous aurez en même temps la possibilité de découvrir son âme secrète, son visage méconnu et oublié. 1/4 SIC06 DIRECTEMENT DU PRODUCTEUR Expertise... avec supplément d’âme JOUR 1 : GENÈVE - CATANE - PALERME Vol direct depuis Genève à destination de Catane et rencontre avec votre guide. -
San Leone • 30 Nautical Miles • San Leone Is the Seaside Resort of Agrigento • Ideal to Visit the Valle Dei Templi • Berthed at Yachting Club Agrigento for €35 P.N
Part 2 Day 13 to 24 1 Day 13 11th July 2011 • Cefalù to Terrasini - 51 nautical miles • Skipped Palermo to anchor in Mondello bay – but found uncomfortable swell • Proceeded to Terrasini • La Rosa dei Venti marina at €40 .... Cash!! • Or anchor outside ... Provided mast is not too high!! 2 3 Bonaire in Mondello bay 4 5 Terrasini port with Punta Raisi in the distance 6 Only two sailing boats berthed Marina entrance 7 8 State of the art office 9 Beach on other side of promontory Sunset 10 11 Terrasini main square Day 14 12th July 2011 • Terrasini to San Vito Lo Capo • 17 nautical miles • 3 marinas in port – chose Diporto Nautico Sanvitese at €60 • Gusting side winds made berthing tricky 12 13 14 Monte Monaco 15 The marina 16 Torrazzo 17 Church or fortress? 18 19 20 Day 15 13th July 2011 • San Vito Lo Capo to Trapani • 20 nautical miles • Commercial harbour so must call Capitaneria on CH16 or 12 • Berthed at Columbus Yachting at €50 p.n. • Ideal to visit Erice or Egadi islands 21 22 Inside the harbour - Trapani 23 24 25 Old town – promenade overlooking the sea 26 Beach on opposite side of town centre 27 The old fish market 28 Corso Vittorio Emanuele at night Day 16 14th July 2011 Erice • Medieval town perched at 800m a.s.l. overlooking Trapani • Cable car from Trapani 29 How to get to Erice 30 Cable car departs 31 Main Gate - Erice 32 Medieval paving 33 Chiesa Madre 34 35 Silence … 36 La Pentolaccia restaurant – Erice Couscous specialities 37 38 Piazza Umberto in the evening 39 Very famous pasticceria … 40 … though very simple and rustic 41 Pepoli Castle 42 43 San Francesco church in the quiet night 44 Night lights Day 17 15th July 2011 • Trapani to Favignana and Mazara del Vallo • 40 nautical miles overall • Berthing places in Favignana port were full • Anchored in the south of island but too windy to stay for night • Left, originally for Marsala, but a thrilling sail made us continue to Mazara del Vallo, where we berthed at €50. -
Le Isole Egadi (Dalla Preistoria a Oggi)* Di Giuseppe Abate (Con La Collaborazione Di Luigi Salvo)
SENECIO Direttore Andrea Piccolo e Lorenzo Fort Saggi, Enigmi, Apophoreta Senecio www.senecio.it [email protected] Napoli, 2016 La manipolazione e/o la riproduzione (totale o parziale) e/o la diffusione telematica di quest’opera sono consentite a singoli o comunque a soggetti non costituiti come imprese di carattere editoriale, cinematografico o radio-televisivo. Le isole Egadi (dalla Preistoria a oggi)* di Giuseppe Abate (con la collaborazione di Luigi Salvo) 1. La storia delle isole Egadi, a causa della loro vicinanza alla terraferma ed alla loro importanza strategica, è strettamente collegata con la storia di Trapani. Disegno schematico (da Francesco Torre) Come si evince dal disegno schematico di Francesco Torre, esse nel Pleistocene fino al Paleolitico superiore (12-10000 anni a.C.) erano inglobate alla terraferma, o comunque separate da bracci di mare poco profondo e facilmente valicabile anche con imbarcazioni rudimentali. L’uomo primitivo aveva dunque la possibiltà di spostarsi, procurandosi attraverso la caccia e la pesca quanto occorrente alla sua sopravvivenza. Ne sono prova sia il ritrovamento di utensili in selce ed osso, sia la presenza nelle grotte di incisioni che raffigurano animali (buoi, cervi, stambecchi, cavalli), che solo sulla terraferma avrebbero potuto trovare un habitat adatto alla loro sopravvivenza. * Cfr. G. Abate, Trapani. Appendice 13 (ebook). Lo storico Al-Idrisi, nel libro di Ruggero, così le descrive (traduzione di Michele Amari): “A mezzogiorno di Ustica si trova Favignana, che nel settore sud-orientale ha dei porti atti all’ancoraggio delle imbarcazioni, una rada e pozzi d’acqua. Essa sovrasta alla città di Trapani, e l’una dista dall’altra quindici miglia. -
Submerged Depositional Terraces Offshore Favignana (Northwestern Sicily)
Mem. Descr. Carta Geol. d’It. LVIII (2004), pp. 69-72 Submerged Depositional terraces offshore Favignana (Northwestern Sicily) D'ANGELO S.*, LEMBO P.*, SACCHI L.* INTRODUCTION Within the geological surveying in the area of the Sheet n.604 (Isole Egadi) at 1:50.000 scale, some researches has been carried on in the continental shelf offshore of the Favignana isle by means of acoustic surveys and seismic reflection prospecting completed with investigations by R.O.V. (Remote Operated Vehicle) and bottom sampling by grab (DEL BONO et alii 1991). The collected data have been acquired from September 1989 to June 1993 during some surveys with the Ammiraglio Magnaghi vessel of the Italian Hydrographic Institute (I.I.M.) and the Minerva and Urania vessels of the National Research Council (C.N.R.). For the high resolution seismic prospecting it has been utilized a 300 Joule UNIBOOM source; a total 300 km of profiles were acquired in the area of the Sheet to characterized the sea floor and near surface sediments of the continental shelf and to classify the main characters of the acoustic facies. Fig. 1- Location map of the studies area. GEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK Fig. 2- Geological sketch of the sea floor in front of Favignana Isle. The examined area (Fig.1), located westward of Trapani on the Western Sicilian offshore, is formed by a continental shelf built up on a rocky tectonized substrate, strongly eroded by marine erosion. Recent sedimentary deposits are almost exclusively made of organic fragments. The structural configuration is characterized by a series of tectonic units overthrusted eastward and southeastward on the Iblean foreland during Miocene age.