Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A bustling marketplace at the heart of Heraclea, where merchants trade goods from across the Mediterranean. The agora serves as a hub for cultural exchange, diplomacy, and economic activity, reflecting the city’s importance in the region. Influenced by the Hellenistic culture of the nearby Greek colonies, the agora showcases the vibrant mingling of locals and travelers alike, engaging in lively discussions and bartering for exotic goods.

A vibrant marketplace filled with colorful stalls, merchants shouting their wares under a bright sun, with the scent of spices and fresh produce lingering in the air amidst the backdrop of grand marble columns and lively crowds.