San Donaci

San Donaci is an Italian town of 6,522 populations in the province of Brindisi in Puglia. It is positioned within the Salento along the direction between Lecce and Taranto. It is a pseudo tome name a reliable etymology proposed currently leads him returned to dominicus, from which donicus and therefore donaci, to be understood as dominated land that isn't given in feud. There have been reveals of prehistoric gadgets inside the cave inside the Mariana district a few vases and rudimentary lithic weapons. Roman remains emerged within the district Cuciulina in the district Palazzo stays of a predatory villa and within the district Mea villa rustica propose a sporadic presence of man within the pre classical age and then Roman, probable Messapian populations then colonized with the aid of the Tarantini and finally incorporated into the Regio II Apulia ET Calabria from the Roman Empire.

The first lines of an extensive agreement date again to the 10th century, whilst the territory of Salento turned into under the dominion of the Byzantine Empire. Many consider that San Donaci was firstly a farmhouse in the Oritana Forest, before being given in fief via the counts of Conversano to the Archbishop of Brindisi, Baiardo, in the 12th century.