Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A small fishing village situated along the river, where the locals relied on the Volturno for fishing and water transport. Fish were transported downstream to nearby markets, making it a lively hub of commerce and local trade.

Picturesque view of a quaint fishing village by the Volturno River, with colorful wooden boats bobbing gently in the water, nets spread out to dry on the sandy shore, and bustling fishermen shouting cheerfully as they haul in their catch under a sunny sky.