Calling all armchair generals! Boudica's Last Stand.

[Renatus]

You say I wouldn't get hung up on the word Rampart(while getting hung up on the word) ,then say munimentum can mean rampart.
So Rampart it is then. What is so difficult about accepting a rampart existed unless you place your army at the bottom of a slope?. If you want to learn anything,like I do, then please let dadlamassu  give us a military translation, thank you.

Read my post.  I said that munimentum can mean 'rampart' 'in the proper context', i.e., in relation to a fort or camp.  The translators that I mentioned avoid the word: Church & Brodribb - 'a defence'; Loeb - 'a natural protection'; Michael Grant - 'a natural defence'.  I myself used 'protection'.  So, forget ramparts; they just mislead.