Ancient Earthworks and Defensive Structures in England

Exploration of the mystery behind the construction of long straight earthworks near Cambridge and their potential defensive purpose against Anglo-Saxons. Discussion on the practicalities and effectiveness of using ditches and banks as defenses, highlighting the strategic advantage and challenges warriors faced when navigating these obstacles in ancient warfare. Insights into the historical significance of defensive structures like Offa's Dyke and Wansdyke, shedding light on their construction, purpose, and impact on historical events in England.