Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Iguvium, later known as Gubbio, was an Umbrian city allied with Rome, renowned for its unique religious practices reflected in the ancient Iguvine Tablets. Its strategic position made it vital during the Samnite Wars, as it offered both military and cultural support to its Roman allies. The echoes of its importance resonate through its historical landmarks and artifacts.

Scenic view of Iguvium nestled against a hill, with ancient temples honoring the gods, markers inscribed with the Iguvine Tablets, and bustling markets filled with Roman and Umbrian banners under a bright azure sky.