Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

This sturdy bridge crosses a tributary of the Tiber River and connects Ariminium’s main road with the northern trade routes. It is a crucial passageway for both traders and troops, symbolizing the Roman engineering prowess that played a vital role in enhancing connectivity across northern Italy.

A majestic stone bridge arching over a gentle tributary of the Tiber River, flanked by lush greenery on either side, with bustling traders crossing while a few soldiers patrol the edges, under a clear blue sky.