located 65 mi from the coast of Coreca. Ager Caricum provided the old name for the Corica dialect. The place remained a lookout point over the centuries, but was not significantly developed.

The population is descended in part from some families from neighboring villages who have arrived since 1800.

In 1943, Coreca was a strategic point for Allied operations, especially thanks to the Turriella, a fort of Arab-Norman origin, used by British and Americans troop for Morse signaling operations. The Tonnara gatehouse, nowadays in ruins,

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