Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The city walls of Praeneste are a formidable structure made of rugged stone, towering high above the steep, sloping terrain, encircling the city with a fortified embrace. Strategically placed gates and watch towers dot the fortifications, allowing for vigilant surveillance of the surrounding landscapes, where potential threats could emerge from the rolling hills.

An imposing view of the stone walls of Praeneste, crowned by watchtowers against a backdrop of a vibrant sunset, with lush greenery cascading down the hillsides and distant smoke signals rising from the valleys, hinting at the city's historical conflicts.