Which destructive outcome was amplified during Roman siege warfare due to unsustainable timber supply?

💡 Explanation

The widespread defensive wall fires was the result. Heat transferred via CONDUCTION from burning siege engines to fortress walls easily ignites fortifications because sustained assault created continuous accumulation of combustible material, therefore causing defensive wall's structural compromise, rather than merely projectile inaccuracies.

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