Cyclopean walls

Cyclopean walls are massive stone structures associated with ancient civilizations, particularly in the Aegean region, such as the Mycenaeans. Constructed using large, irregularly shaped stones, these walls were built without the use of mortar, relying instead on the sheer weight and precision of the stones for stability. Named after the mythical Cyclopes, who were believed to have built them due to their immense size and strength, these walls often served as fortifications for cities, showcasing advanced engineering and providing protection against invasions. Today, they are notable examples of ancient architecture and engineering prowess.