Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Flowing near Capua, the Volturnus River is vital for providing fresh water and facilitating inland trade. Along its banks, small docks and storage buildings are bustling with activity as goods are loaded for distribution, highlighting the river's role as a significant asset for commerce, agriculture, and military movement.

Aerial view of the River Volturnus winding through lush greenery near Capua, with small docks along the banks adorned with cargo crates and workers, under a bright blue sky