Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A small but popular bathhouse where residents and soldiers alike can relax, socialize, and cleanse. Although simple, the baths are an important gathering space for the community, reflecting Roman lifestyle and urban development as it serves as a social hub and a marker of Romanization, helping maintain hygiene among the residents and soldiers.

Open-air bathing area with steaming waters, surrounded by smooth marble columns and vibrant mosaics depicting aquatic scenes, under a bright sun filtering through scattered clouds.