Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

The Long Walls were a series of fortifications connecting Athens to its port, Piraeus. These massive walls ensured safe passage for supplies and reinforcements from the sea, allowing Athens to withstand sieges and maintain access to food and trade during the war.

Sturdy stone ramparts stretching towards the horizon, lined with watchtowers that loom under a clear blue sky, flanked by olive trees swaying gently in the breeze.