Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The Port of Luna was a significant Etruscan port situated at the mouth of the Magra River. Known for its excellent natural harbor, Luna served as a hub for maritime trade with regions across the Tyrrhenian and Mediterranean seas. The port provided access to trade routes, and later, Roman interests in the area included securing this port for military and economic reasons. It was a key site for the movement of resources between Etruria and other territories.

A bustling port filled with colorful ships docked amid gentle waves, framed by golden sands and lush green hills, under a clear blue sky