Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A small but bustling river port used for the transport of goods and troops along the Volturno. The port facilitated trade and was vital for the supply chains supporting both the Samnites and Romans, playing a crucial role in moving soldiers and military supplies during the war.

A lively scene by the riverside, with wooden docks extending into the shimmering waters of the Volturno, bustling with laborers loading and unloading crates filled with agricultural goods, while riverboats bob gently against the tide under a bright sun.