Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

These fortified walls and harbor structures protect Tarentum’s crucial port from seaborne threats, providing security for merchants and military vessels alike. The imposing walls stretch along the harbor, a testament to Tarentum's strategic importance in maritime trade and defense.

Aerial view of massive stone walls, adorned with crenellations and watchtowers, lining the azure waters of Tarentum's harbor, with merchant ships docked against the sturdy sea walls under a bright sun.