Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

An expansive market area specializing in the trade of horses, a key economic activity for the Veneti. Renowned for their expertise in horse breeding, the Veneti's horses are highly valued across Italy and beyond. During the Third Samnite War, horses from Patavium were in high demand for trade and military use, greatly influencing the war’s logistics and commerce.

Vibrant open-air market bustling with activity, featuring stalls draped in colorful fabrics, majestic horses being led by their owners, and the lively chatter of merchants and buyers, with the sound of hooves clattering against cobblestone streets under a bright blue sky.