The complex, of the XV-XVI century, partially preserved, owes its name to the erosion of the calcareous rocks (cut off from the water). It consists of typical structures of the jazzo: fences, milkhouse, sheepfold, paralupi, lamione, swimming pool, cistern and a casone, more recent, used as a shelter for shepherds.
Ficarelli L., Architetture rurali nei paesaggi dell'Alta Murgia, Roma 2014, p. 52 e p. 148. https://www.parcoaltamurgia.gov.it http://www.selvareale.it