Wilczy dół
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(c) Andrew Mitchell, CC BY-SA 2.0
Wilczy dół – element fortyfikacji; przeszkoda w postaci wykopu (dołu, rowu) o stromych ścianach, z reguły zamaskowanego, czasami z ostrymi palami wbitymi pionowo w ziemię[1]. Stosowane pojedynczo lub w zespołach[1]. Miały na celu spowolnienie lub unieszkodliwienie przeciwnika.
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Trou-de-loup.png
Autor: Sakurambo, Licencja: CC BY 2.5
Trou de loup -- a booby trap consisting of a concealed conical pit with a sharpened stake at the bottom
Autor: Sakurambo, Licencja: CC BY 2.5
Trou de loup -- a booby trap consisting of a concealed conical pit with a sharpened stake at the bottom
Rough Castle Fort.jpg
(c) Andrew Mitchell, CC BY-SA 2.0
Rough Castle, Antonine Walled Fort (site). Rough Castle Fort, on the Antonine Wall, near Falkirk, Scotland. These pits, Known as Lilia's, were a defensive measure and would have been filled with sharpened spikes.
(c) Andrew Mitchell, CC BY-SA 2.0
Rough Castle, Antonine Walled Fort (site). Rough Castle Fort, on the Antonine Wall, near Falkirk, Scotland. These pits, Known as Lilia's, were a defensive measure and would have been filled with sharpened spikes.