Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A series of gentle hills surrounding the city, providing natural elevation and a panoramic view of the surrounding plains and coastline. These hills form a natural barrier around Tarquinii, adding an element of security while also serving as sacred sites for local rituals and celebrations.

A sweeping landscape of soft, rolling hills adorned with patches of wildflowers and ancient stone altars, framed by a vibrant blue sky and distant coastlines visible on the horizon.