fortifications
In the Aegean area small towns with perimeter walls appear early in the bronze age (Khalandriani). More usual is the fortified acropolis, increasingly developed in the troubled times of the late bronze age (...Early Roman fortifications derived from Etruscan and Greek antecedents, which were both a defence and a civic monument. For the early wall of Rome attributed to Servius Tullius (6th cent. ... ...
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