Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Pyxus, also known as Buxentum, was a port town located on the coast of Lucania. The town was a small but strategic spot for regional trade and fishing, playing a significant role in the movement of goods and resources to neighboring cities and villages, thus supporting local efforts and maintaining Roman interests in the Lucanian territory.

A bustling port town with wooden docks extending into the tranquil blue waters, colorful fishing boats bobbing gently in the harbor, and whitewashed buildings lining the shore, all under a bright sunlit sky.