Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Senigallia was a Greek settlement on the Adriatic coast, later absorbed by Rome. Its natural harbor made it an important point for trade and naval operations, serving as a strategic location for Roman control of the Adriatic trade routes during the Samnite Wars.

A bustling harbor filled with merchant ships and colorful sails, surrounded by ancient stone buildings with Greek architectural elements, under a bright blue sky