Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The central governing body of Patavium, where the Veneti’s tribal leaders convened to discuss policies, alliances, and local governance. This hall served as the political and ceremonial center of the city, showcasing Venetic independence and unity. While Patavium remained neutral, decisions made here reflected Venetic awareness of Roman power and the importance of maintaining strategic autonomy.

Spacious hall adorned with intricate mosaics depicting ancient battles, a grand circular dais at the center where tribal leaders sit, and tall columns carved from marble, with sunlight streaming through large, arched windows, illuminating the room.