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Here's a model of early Rome when just the Servian walls were built

The Servian walls are named because they are supposed to go back to Servius Tullius, one of the legendary kings, in the 6th century, but the tufa used to build the extant wall dates to probably after Rome's conquest of Veii, which was probably in the early 4th century. It's hard to find good artist's renderings of Rome prior to the imperial period, when it's too cluttered to get a good sense of the layout. Most maps aren't even prior to the Neronian fire.