Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A Roman military outpost was located along the Volturno River, used to monitor enemy movements and protect the region from Samnite raids. It served as a strategic defensive position during the Third Samnite War, reinforcing the Roman control over the area.

Aerial view of a sturdy stone fortress with high walls and watchtowers, overlooking the winding Volturno River, surrounded by dense forests and rugged hills under a bright midday sun.