Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Another prominent Greek colony, Metapontum was known for its fertile land and agricultural output. It was an important center for the production of grain and other crops, supporting both local populations and trade. The agricultural wealth of Metapontum contributed to the economic stability of the region. During the Third Samnite War, control over fertile areas like Metapontum was crucial to maintain food supplies for armies and civilian populations.

Lush green fields stretching endlessly under the golden sun, dotted with swaying stalks of wheat and vibrant patches of various crops, with rustic wooden structures nestled among the fields and a vibrant marketplace bustling with traders in the foreground.