Description[]
Good olives are a source of health and wealth for many.
The wild olive tree originated in Asia Minor and Greece; the first cultivation may have been on Crete around 2500BC. In Greek legend, Athena bestowed the gift of the olive tree on the people who named their city, Athens, after her; Poseidon, her competitor, had offered the city fathers a well of saltwater. The olive became hugely important in Hellenistic culture with leaves used to crown athletes and champions, and Spartans and Greeks rubbing the oil on themselves before exercise and competition. Olive oil was exported to Egypt and Rome and then across the Mediterranean. The olive tree and its branches became a symbol of peace given to colonies to mark their surrender. With Rome’s expansion the trees spread further across the becoming, like wine and gold, a symbol of civilisation.
Trade Value[]
Olive Oil has a value of 6 at the start of the campaign.
Settlements[]
- Segobriga, Carthaginensis
- Tarsus, Cilicia
- Ptolemais, Libya
- Verona, Venetia
- Dyrrhachium, Macedonia
Building Chain[]
Tier | Name | Cost | Sanitation | Resource production | Food | Bonus |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Olive Trees | 1500 | 0 | 20 | 50 | |
2 | Olive Orchards | 3000 | -1 | 40 | 90 | |
3 | Olive Press | 5000 | -3 | 80 | 130 | |
4 | Olive Oil Mill | 8000 | -5 | 160 | 170 |
Required for building[]
Roman[]
- Food Emporium
Total War: Attila Campaign | |
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