During the siege of Alesia, which outcome occurred following Caesar’s construction of a double ring of fortifications?

💡 Explanation

Siege fortifications reduced resupply because *circumvallation* and thus cutting off external supply routes to Alesia’s defenders was in effect; therefore logistical attrition broke the Gallic resolve rather than direct confrontation, rather than troops attacking head on.

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