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The siege of Tyre wasn't won by the bulking up of the existing land bridge or the siege towers, which were actually burned down once and had to be reconstructed. The Siege of Tyre was won by Alexander's newly created naval superiority, in part by the voluntary aid of a neighboring ruler who wanted to curry favor. Naval units with battering rams encircled the city while massed fleets blockaded the two harbors to avoid counterattacks. The engineering work was nearly useless in the end, as a naval group ended up making the breach and troops just flooded in.

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text The siege of Tyre wasn't won by the bulking up of the existing land bridge or the siege towers, which were actually burned down once and had to be reconstructed. The Siege of Tyre was won by Alexander's newly created naval superiority, in part by the voluntary aid of a neighboring ruler who wanted to curry favor. Naval units with battering rams encircled the city while massed fleets blockaded the two harbors to avoid counterattacks. The engineering work was nearly useless in the end, as a naval …
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datetime 2020-01-25
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