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So, a follow up question on the building of outposts at the bottom of valleys

Why is this done? This seems like a fairly rudimentary principle of basebuilding. Hill forts are literally centuries old, so even before the existence of formalized military theory, it seems people understood "high ground good, look down on enemies".

So what are the advantages of building in the bottom of a valley? Is this a matter of trying to do something easy short term (harder to haul construction materials up to top of a hill), despite it seeming a bad idea?

Asamoah Gyan is a boss. John Pantsil is not a name I have heard in a while.

No love for Kevin-Prince Boateng? Is it because he wasn't raised in Ghana?