Which consequence results when the scarp angle of a Roman defensive motte exceeds the angle of repose?

💡 Explanation

Increased scarp angle beyond the of ANGLE OF REPOSE causes slope failure because it cannot support its own additional weight; therefore, increased undermining vulnerability results, rather than palisade damage, projectile protection or effects relevant to heated wood.

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