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Are you playing campaign or sandbox-mode?
In campaign you need to meet the technological requirements before you can craft any walls.
In sandbox mode you can simply craft whatever you have the resources for (and a required crafting-station like workbench or kitchen)
The simplest and non-durable is just to place dirt-blocks. Sand i would not recommend but simple stone does a very good job at the beginning.
With advancing technology you might be able to craft walls from plain wood or masonry from stone, water and sand, also brick walls where you'll need bricks on clay for. There are also fancy wall-pieces of different kinds that raise the comfort.
Sorry Rene, I once had the same question so I believe this is what they were after.
Best defense (for Nightmare) is to prevent them from reaching your "Dwarf-made-walls" altogether. Pits is the best.
Higher level walls however improves comfort level.
This is why i build upwards now. They cant do anything if they cant reach me.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=357948179
The small pits are meant to catch the "builders" and "skeleton shield holders". This way, by the time they reach the bottom of the base, they dont have anyone to step heads on.
Secondly, those small pits are useful early to mid game when even a small yeti (on nightmare mode) can kill a leather armored dwarf. I would trap those yetis in, equip everyone with Bows shooting from higher elevation safely. This method becomes less effective with too many dwarfs would ruin the setup.
Knowing this, they will not dig/scratch/remove those "original blocks". An exception is when some of the builder skeletons would build "bridge" on a perfectly flat ground. Do you see that mushroom inside a single block? That was not a hole; a skeleton built a bridge on a solid ground.
However in my screenshot above, only the right most (shown with some yetis) and the next one (immediately after the next cliff) is ultra effective. And once they drop in, I would pick em up one by one with range attacks. This is why I equip my dwarfs exclusively with bow and wands and no armor. I go either Gold/Mithril Armor or no armor at all.
I will continue revising my mini-Pit traps.