Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A hill near Corfinium offering sweeping views of the verdant countryside, the Hill of the Eagle serves as a natural lookout point revered by the Marrucini. Its panoramic vistas create an atmosphere of both solace and vigilance, making it an ideal gathering space for warriors preparing for battle or for strategic discussions in times of strife against the Samnites.

Expansive hillside adorned with wildflowers and patches of hardy grass, dotted with tall, majestic eagles soaring above under a bright blue sky, casting shadows over the landscape below.