woven fabric manufactured using highly oriented individual polyolefin fibers desirably these fibers are between about three and thirty denier a unit of weight indicating the fineness of fiber filaments and even more desirably between about eight and twenty two denier this composition would imbue the geotextile with resistance to naturally occurring soil alkalis and acids of great import if the fill material is soil additionally the geotextile would be unaffected by bacteria or fungi because in most applications the geotextile will be exposed to sunlight and its harmful ultraviolet uv radiation the geotextile may be made from fibers that contain ultraviolet and anti oxidant additives or be coated with an uv resistant coating to improve the life of the material as it is often desirable for a ballistics barrier to be camouflaged the geotextile is receptive to pigmentation coloring and dyeing thus the barrier may be camouflaged to reduce its visual footprint the camouflaged pattern may be matched to the environment in which the barrier will be deployed advantageously cells constructed in the above described manner are laterally collapsible consider that the cells are formed from a non rigid fabric and the formation of the cells is only a consequence of the bonding of sheets of fabric together.