Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A bustling marketplace where local farmers, artisans, and merchants traded goods such as pottery, textiles, and produce. It served as a social and economic hub for Corfinium’s inhabitants, fostering interaction among tribespeople, traders, and Roman emissaries while reflecting the increasing Roman influence on Italic tribes’ economic structures.

Vibrant open square filled with colorful market stalls and vibrant awnings, surrounded by vendors displaying pottery, textiles, and fresh produce, with the chatter of haggling voices and the warm sun illuminating the lively scene.