The first to answer get brainliest the priestess, pythia, foretold the how the greeks' "wooden walls" would keep them safe. it is believed that the "wooden walls" referred to the fortress walls the navy the homes of the greek people the forests of the peloponnesian peninsula

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Explanation:

Pythia was the priestess of the temple of Apollo, in Delphi, Greece.

She prophesied several times during the wars between Greeks and Persians. In the most famous of these prophecies, after the Greek defeat at Thermopylae and Artemisius, Pythia declared that the Athenians should leave their city, and only a "wooden wall" would be able to stop the Persian advance.

After much discussion the Athenians agreed that the "wooden wall" of the prophecy referred to their fleet of warships. And it was with a naval battle in Salamis that the city of Athens resisted the onslaught of the Eastern armies.

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