Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A system of channels and aqueducts that brings fresh water down from nearby springs in the hills into Tarquinii, ensuring a steady supply of water for the city’s residents and agricultural needs. This aqueduct system reflects the advanced engineering skills of the Etruscans and provides an essential resource, supporting daily life and irrigation for nearby farms.

Vast network of arched stone bridges and channels spanning across lush, verdant valleys and hills, glimmering with flowing water under the bright sun, surrounded by fields of crops swaying in the gentle breeze.