Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A spring emerging from the base of a hill near Tarquinii, believed to be imbued with healing powers and used for ritual purification ceremonies. The spring is maintained by the city’s priestesses and considered sacred, providing blessings for good harvests and protection from illness.

A serene spring bubbling from the base of a lush, green hill, surrounded by vibrant wildflowers and ancient stone altars, with priestesses in flowing robes performing rituals under a bright blue sky.