Hoplites (Greeks), defense from above, Foiling a attack of a wall (with ladders)

Greek Hoplites on top of a city wall, warding off an assault by ladders and a catapult.
To use for many wars, e.g. Persian Wars, Peloponnesian War.

The Peloponnesian War between the Athenian-led Attic Sea League and the Peloponnesian League under its leading power Sparta lasted, interrupted by some truces, from 431 BC to 404 BC and ended with the victory of the Spartans.
The Persian Wars, or Persian Wars for short, are the attempts made in the early 5th century BC by the Persian kings Darius I and Xerxes I to annex Greece to their empire by force. These undertakings failed, however, despite enormous Persian superiority, when about 30 poleis, led by Athens and Sparta, decided to resist.

Series list for 203/301
Nos. 203-g11 (3x) Hoplites, man, thrusting downwards with lance, c. 420 BC
No. 203-g20 (1x) Light-armed man, throwing stone or holding ladder,
Nos. 203-g12 (3x) Hoplite, man, thrusting downwards with lance, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g21 (1x) Hoplites, man, hit by arrow, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g13 (3x) Hoplites, man, throwing stone downwards, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g14 (3x) Hoplites, man, carrying stone, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g15 (3x) Light-armed man, shooting downwards with bow, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g16 (1x) Hoplites, captain, stretching sword, c. 420 BC
Nos. 203-g17 (1x) Light-armed man, c. 420 BC
No. 203-g18 (3x) Light-armed man, seated, shooting downwards with bow,
No. 203-g19 (3x) Light-armed man, seated with bow shooting downwards,