Appostamento Fisso di Caccia
The place
Appostamento Fisso di Caccia ("Fixed hunting post") in the province of Genoa, Rovegno/Gorreto area (Ligurian Apennines, Val Trebbia, Liguria, Italy), at 990 m altitude, on the Ligurian Apennine slope. Continuous cluster Liguria Apennines (batches 250-376). Fixed hunting post regulated for migratory hunting by Federcaccia (appostamento, wooden hunting hide, permanent installation + Ligurian Apennines, Tyrrhenian/Adriatic watershed line + Val Trebbia river, 118 km, tributary of the Po + Gorreto, small village, 5000 inhabitants, isolated + heritage of Genoa, ancient capital of the Maritime Republic 1096-1797, 700 years of Mediterranean trade, mother of the four Maritime Republics with Amalfi/Pisa/Venice + heritage of Christopher Columbus 1451-1506, native of Genoa, first expedition to the New World 1492 + heritage of the ancient Ligures, pre-Roman Ligurians, 5th century BC + Rome 129 BC, Ligurian War, conquest + Genoese people, 800,000, Ligurian/Genoese language + Renaissance, Andrea Doria 1466-1560, doges of the Republic).
The setting
Genoa Rovegno/Gorreto Ligurian Apennines Val Trebbia Liguria Italy 990 m Ligurian Apennines, continuous cluster batches 250-376, fixed hunting post migratory hunting Federcaccia + Ligurian Apennines Tyrrhenian/Adriatic watershed + Val Trebbia 118 km tributary of the Po + Gorreto 5000 isolated + Genoa Maritime Republic 1096-1797 700 years mother of the 4 maritime republics Amalfi/Pisa/Venice + Columbus 1451-1506 native first expedition 1492, pre-Roman Ligurians 5th century BC + Rome 129 BC + Genoese people 800,000 Ligurian/Genoese + Andrea Doria 1466-1560 doges of the Republic.
