Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Vineyards on the gentle slopes surrounding Neapolis, where grape cultivation thrives in the volcanic soil. These vineyards produce local wines that are valued in both Neapolis and neighboring cities, enhancing the city’s reputation as a center for fine craftsmanship and agriculture. The vineyards not only contribute to Neapolis’ economy but also serve as a cultural landmark, symbolizing the Greek love for wine and social gatherings. Wine production and trade help establish Neapolis as a notable exporter, strengthening its economic ties with other Mediterranean cities.

Expansive rows of lush grapevines cascading down gentle hills, framed by vibrant purple and green bunches of grapes, under a bright sun with the city of Neapolis glistening in the distance.