Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Mutina, modern-day Modena, was an important town in the Po River valley, serving as a vital ally of Rome during the Samnite Wars. Its strategic location allowed for effective control over trade and military movement across northern and southern Italy, making it a key player in Roman territorial expansion during 298 BCE.

A bustling marketplace in the heart of Mutina, with traders showcasing vibrant textiles and exotic goods, surrounded by well-preserved Roman architecture, under a bright blue sky.