@Ultimate Aurelian, just after having a very fast look at that:
-"Shield: Hoplon": the term is not hoplon, but aspis (which you used somewhere else).
-"Peripteros": this does not mean temple (that's naós*), it's an architectural style.
-"Epiteíchisma": this is not any fortification, but one built in enemy territory**.
-"Only rams": some guys with a log? The first recorded Greek battering ram is from 427 BC.
*Are naós and naûs related? https://www.labrujulaverde.com/en/2026/02/is-a-greek-temple-actually-an-overturned-ship-a-new-theory-revolutionizes-the-origin-of-classical-architecture
**That's why "epi" is used. Just fortification would be "teíchisma" (literally "walls", the whole "fort" could be called "phrourion", as in vanilla). You also have proteíchisma (what you build before your fortification, like a smaller wall or ditch) or hypoteíchisma (counter-walls).