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This formation permits men to conceal themselves under the wagons, the floors of the wagons providing some protection above them. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #637)

There was no effort to turn the wagons in a single defensive perimeter. Such a perimeter has little meaning when the enemy can strike from above. Rather, men, hauling on the wagon tongues and thrusting with their shoulders, were putting the wagons in a dense square, with spaces between them. This formation permits men to conceal themselves under the wagons, the floors of the wagons providing some protection above them. The spaces between the wagons provide opportunity for the defenders to fire their crossbows upward at the attackers, and give some protection against the spreading of fire, wagon to wagon. In many of the wagons there were still girls chained, screaming. Men there tore back the coverings of blue and yellow canvas, that they might be seen. - (Captive of Gor)