Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The Tiber begins in the Apennine Mountains, where it starts as a smaller stream but grows as it flows southward. This northern section of the river is characterized by gentle slopes, lush greenery, and occasional rocky outcroppings, creating a tranquil yet vital waterway for nearby communities. It remains less settled, allowing for a sense of untouched nature, where the sounds of babbling water and rustling leaves fill the air.