Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Palaepolis, meaning 'Old City,' was an ancient Greek settlement that served as an essential link between Greek and Italic cultures, significantly influencing the region's political landscape and alliances. Its rich heritage and strategic location fostered Hellenistic influence in Campania, shaping Roman interactions with the Greek world.

Aerial view of the sprawling ruins of ancient stone structures and temples, interspersed with overgrown greenery, under a golden sunset that casts long shadows across the landscape.