Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Cales was a city in northern Campania known for its viticulture and proximity to key trade routes. The Romans established a colony there in 334 BCE to secure their control over the region, which significantly contributed to the Roman military and economic presence in the area.

Expansive view of rolling vineyards under a warm golden sunset, with terracotta-roofed buildings nestled among lush hills, and aqueducts stretching across the landscape, providing a picturesque backdrop for bustling market activity.