Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A small but fortified building where local administrators manage civic duties, land records, and coordinate military communications. It also serves as the residence for Roman-appointed officials overseeing the settlement. This building is the seat of governance in Venusia, symbolizing Roman authority and law in the city. It functions as both an administrative hub and a symbol of Rome’s expanding influence in Italic territories, reinforcing the city’s strategic importance to the Roman state.

A sturdy stone building with tall, imposing walls, adorned with Roman insignia, surrounded by a fortified courtyard, under a clear blue sky.