Economy of lucedio
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
Lucedio’s monks have been very useful for agriculture. They introduced the rice culture to this area by using a very wet ground with water layers.
You have to imagine that in these places around cities like Vercelli or Novara there were woods and marshes hidden by dense fog. The ground was very acidic and wet. People [...]
Lucedio - Scariest Place On Earth:Ghost Town
Thursday, June 12th, 2008Lucedio - Scariest Place On Earth
Ghost Hunters went into this Dead town and quite a lot of people where scared. Here is what a few of us had to say when we noticed Lucedio and the reactions of the crowd
Remark:
Women naturally react differently to being scared then men and its understandable as to how badly [...]
Lucedio
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
The name “Lucedio” is derived from the Latin word “Lucus” meaning “Wood”. In Italian it sounds like “God’s Light” because “Luce” means “Light” while “Dio” means “God”.
Lucedio’s Princedom and its Abbey is a fortified monastery built by Ranieri, Monferrato’s Manquis in 1123.
It’s probably years before there could be a Roman settlement.
