Talk:Banks, Cumbria

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Location

Whoever created this article and later updated it does not know exactly where Banks is, nor anything about it apart from references to Hadrian's Wall, and even they are imprecise. The coordinates are for a wood almost 2km to the south of Banks. Just who is the much vaunted "C.Michael Hogan"? A respected author? An experienced archaeologist or learned historian?

What sort of phrase is "were a threat to the peacefulness of peaceful Britannia"? The article was seemingly created to publicise Mr. Hogan's dubious work on The Megalithic Portal and should be deleted. Rambler24 (talk) 00:10, 26 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]