 Completely unique and of great historical interest is the Tabula Alimentaria Bebiana, which was found in the near town of Circello, but was kept in the De Agostini Castle of Campolattaro until 1875, when it was sold to the Italian State and transferred to Rome at the Museo Kircheriano, and later at the National Roman Museum - Diocletian's Thermal Baths.This Tabula Alimentaria Bebiana is one of the few testimonies of the Institutio alimentaria—the fruit of a decision taken in 103 AD by Emperor Trajan in favor of the needy children of Roman Italy.It was a loan of money, backed by a mortgage and granted to small landowners in order to discourage the depopulation of the countryside during economic and demographic crises.