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Definitions from the WebAggerDefinition:A noun meaning an ancient Roman defensive rampart or embankment. A noun meaning a mound of earth in an archaeological formation. A noun meaning a raised ridge or bank used to drain water in agriculture. A noun meaning an artificial ridge or rampart in a fortification system. A noun meaning a raised bank beside a road or railway track. A verb meaning to construct or shape into a mound or embankment. Examples:1. The agger surrounding the ancient Roman settlement displayed the defensive capabilities of their civilization. 2. The archaeologists discovered an agger dating back to the medieval period during their excavation. 3. The farmer created an agger to facilitate proper drainage and prevent waterlogging in the fields. 4. The military engineers built an agger to strengthen their defensive position in the fort. 5. The pedestrians walking on the sidewalk were shielded by the agger from the passing vehicles. 6. The workers were tasked to agger the road's edges to prevent water from pooling during heavy rains. Related Products on Amazon:Agriculture Field Drainage Products | ||||
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