Which consequence increased erosion in ancient terrace farming?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient terrace wall drainage led to hydrostatic pressure buildup behind terrace walls; this caused Hydrostatic Failure. Increased pressure weakens structures because of internal stress weakening them; therefore walls fail and erosion occurs faster rather than gradual erosion from ordinary rainfall.

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