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Pit Traps[edit]

I think we need to use a phrase other than pit traps. Lilia are not pit traps. I THINK they are the base for sharpened sticks similar to punji sticks, but we can't use that exact phrase. I mean, we can, but we need to make sure to delineate the usage between the Asian phrase and the Roman fortifications. Spiel (talk) 21:32, 26 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]