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Native South American civilizations built paved roads irrigation canals and massive stone buildings and fortress temples?
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Why did the Greeks settle and live on hills?
They used a hill for a fortress (acropolis acro = topmost, polis = city) in the middle of their farming land, on which they could take refuge when invaders came along. Then a city would build up around the fortress and often walls around the buildings to protect them too.
What is another name for the fortress of mohenjo daro?
The fortress can also be called a citadel. Hope this helps :)
What leader built the Antonia Fortress in Jerusalem?
The leader that built the Antonia Fortress in Jerusalem was Herod the Great. The fortress was used as a military barracks.
What is the name for the scaling of the walls of a fortress with ladders in line of attack What is the name for a laddered assault on a fortress.?
The attack on the walls of a fortress using ladders is an Escalade.
A fortress where a knight may live?
A fortress where a knight might live is sometimes called a citadel or a stronghold. They are also referred to as a fasthold.
What native south America civilizations built paved roads irrigation canals and massive stone buildings and fortress temples?
i dont know
How many buildings are contained in the Kuelap fortress?
The Kuelap fortress contains over four hundred buildings. The exact number of buildings located in Kuelap fortress is unknown. But the number is over four hundred.
What did the fortress of Mohenjo-Daro have?
A brick bathhouse, storage buildings, and government buildings, and running water.
What the word fortress mean?
A large fort; a set of buildings defended by walls and battlements.
A hilltop fortress in ancient Athens that includes the Parthenon and other famous buildings is called?
The acropolis
What is the name for a fortified building?
There are many different names for fortified buildings. Some of them include enceinte, bulwark, citadel, fortress, stronghold and bastion.
What is the name of Russia's government buildings?
It is known as the Kremlin. Incidentally, Kremlin means a "fortress inside a city."
What is the name of a group of buildings on the Thames river that served as a prison fortress and palace?
tower of London ....
What is an American aircraft called a flying?
perhaps you mean the 'flying fortress' a B17 bomber
How would you describe a castle?
bigstoneyoldnewwoodencrackedgiantcolddustygrosssmellydirtyfunboringrockydrydullbigstoneyoldnewwoodencrackedgiantcleancolddustygrosssmellydirtyfunboringrockydrydullEnormous
What American Bomber was known as the 'Flying Fortress' during World War 2?
Boeing B17
When the Prague castle was built?
Prague Castle started as a wooden Fortress built in the 9th century. In the 18th century,the castle expanded. New buildings were added, also the 'wall' that can be seen from downtown Prague. This wall is a number of neo-classical buildings.
