Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A prominent temple dedicated to Tinas Cliniar, adorned with intricate carvings and sacred symbols. Offerings of grain, wine, and animals are made regularly to gain the god’s favor. This temple is central to the religious life of Tarquinii, with rituals performed by the city’s leading priesthood. The worship of Tinas Cliniar reinforces Tarquinii’s Etruscan identity, in contrast to the Roman pantheon.

Majestic temple façade illuminated by the sun, with towering columns supporting a grand roof, intricate carvings depicting divine myths, and vibrant tapestries fluttering in the gentle breeze, surrounded by lush greenery and stone altars filled with offerings.