Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Vineyards on the eastern hills outside Venusia, where grape cultivation has become an emerging industry. Wine from these vineyards is becoming a prized local commodity. The vineyards contribute to Venusia’s economy, producing wine that is traded with nearby communities, and symbolize the blending of Italic agricultural practices with Roman viticulture, contributing to the cultural identity of the settlement.

Lush green hills dotted with rows of grapevines stretching towards the horizon, under the warm golden light of the afternoon sun, with rustic stone cottages nestled among the vines and distant mountains completing the picturesque landscape.