Nuceria Alfaterna was an ancient Roman town located in the region of Campania, Italy. It was situated near the modern town of Nocera Inferiore and was known for its strategic position along important trade routes. The town flourished during the Roman Empire and was recognized for its agricultural production and local crafts. The site of Nuceria Alfaterna features remnants of Roman architecture, including amphitheaters, temples, and residential buildings. Archaeological excavations have revealed artifacts that provide insight into the daily life and culture of its inhabitants. The town's history reflects the broader developments of the Roman Empire in the region.