Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A major crossing point of the Volturno River, crucial for both Samnite and Roman armies during military campaigns. The site played a pivotal role in the Third Samnite War, acting as a strategic gateway to central and southern Italy.

Expansive view of the Volturno River, with a sturdy wooden bridge spanning the water, flanked by rugged hills on both sides and soldiers in armor working to secure the area, under a clear blue sky.