I have some descriptions in English and Spanish. The Numidian cavalry, composed of swift horsemen armed with javelins and small fur shields, was one of the most valuable weapons of the Carthaginians along with the troops of Iberian and Gallic mercenaries. The mobility of the Numidian horsemen and their ability to wear down the legionary columns before the clash between infantry impressed the Romans themselves before Sicily fell to the Republic. https://www.ospreypublishing.com/us/osprey-blog/2021/the-numidians-300-bc-ad-300/

You can see flags on enemy buildings as well.

Flags are shown on my own  buildings. In order to see how many units are actually garrisonned I have to directly select that building. If flags are not historically accurate there could possibly be a different visual indicator for the game's sake. For my own ships and siege engines, I have to select each of them to see what is actually on board, i.e. no flag or other visual indicator. For adversary buildings (and ships, siege engines) I have no information at all (which is ok as part of the game I believe).

Flags are anachronical in plenty of situations given the time period, but I wonder up to where historical accuracy is wanted. It’s interesting that one can see if fortifications are garrisoned, but not if ships are… which is usually the exact opposite of reality.

Hi friend! (Hola amigo) At first, this city wall most be added to the faction. (Primero, este diseño de murallas debe ser añadido a la facción) x Second, the houses. (segundo, este diseño de las casas) And lastly, I want to redesign the Civil Centre (Y por ultimo, quiero rediseñar el Centro Civico) Here some references fo the civic centre (Aquí algunas referencias que encontré para el centro civico) Quiero añadir esas puertas y muros techados, ¡la verdad me gustaron muchísimo!