Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Aulonia is a bustling small fishing village known for its vibrant community and bustling market where fishermen sell their fresh catches, primarily abundant tuna from the Gulf’s rich waters. The scent of salt and fish fill the air, while boats bob gently in the harbor, ready to set out for another day of fishing. The village's economy thrives on its provision of fish to naval crews, armies, and traders, making it a vital part of the local supply chain.

Picturesque village nestled along a rugged coastline, with colorful fishing boats lined up along the shore, nets hanging out to dry, and a lively market bustling with villagers and traders, under a bright blue sky with seabirds circling overhead.