Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The fertile plains surrounding the city of Brundisium are rich with life, producing bountiful crops of wheat, olives, and grapes that are vital for both local consumption and trade. This agricultural wealth sustained the city, transforming it into a thriving trade center that flourished in the heart of Apulia. The surplus food production not only nourished the populace but also supported the wider regional economy, indirectly aiding Rome's war efforts during the Third Samnite War.

Expansive rolling hills of greenery dotted with olive groves and vineyards, under a golden sunset that casts a warm glow over the landscape.