Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A large water reservoir located within the city, used for both drinking water and irrigation. The reservoir is connected to an extensive system of aqueducts that bring water from nearby springs and rivers. Its significance is underscored by its role during times of war and siege, ensuring that the population of Praeneste can survive even when access to external water sources is compromised.

Vast expanse of clear water reflecting the blue sky, bordered by sturdy stone walls adorned with carvings of ancient symbols and moss-covered statues, with aqueducts gracefully arching above, delivering fresh water from distant hills.