bit mental that olive trees can individually live for such a long time apparently, I've heard of some clone tree systems that are older but I think they each only live a few centuries but genetically they all the same, the pando trees in yankland could be as old as 80,000+ but I think it's closer to 10-20 thousand, there's one of these in tasmania they say is 40,000 +.
also if you look at the native distribution of olive trees it's basically the core of the roman empire

n that