Kirasaka Sayaka - Macedonian hoplite
Xšāyaθiya Vazraka
Roman military camps (castra) were carefully planned settlements designed to house and protect the Roman army. Usually surrounded by defensive walls, ditches, and wooden or stone fortifications, they followed a regular layout with streets, barracks, headquarters, granaries, workshops, and administrative buildings. Temporary marching camps could be built in a matter of hours, while permanent forts developed into important military and civilian settlements across the Roman Empire.