Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A stretch of farmland on the outskirts, used for cultivating grains, olives, and grapes, which were staple crops for the Marrucini and other Italic tribes. The farmland ensured Corfinium’s food security and sustained its population, which was necessary during the Third Samnite War. Agriculture was the backbone of the local economy and supported trade in the region.

Expansive green fields dotted with rows of golden grains, lush olive trees, and sprawling grapevines under a bright blue sky, with distant hills framing the horizon.