Talk:Aquae Arnemetiae
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Celtic temple
I've tagged the paragraph about the ancient Celtic temple with {{better source needed}}. It is currently cited to Jill Armitage, Celtic Queen. For those who don't have access to this book, here's what it says about the temple:
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My concern is that Armitage is a journalist, not a historian or an archaeologist, and she doesn't tell us where she got this information. I can't find any other sources that corroborate the story, nor can I find any relevant information in newspaper coverage from the time of Milner's restoration of the garden. I also haven't been able to locate any other reference to a Celtic goddess named "Apona". The fact that Milner's name is mistakenly given as "Miller" should make us wary of trusting any of the other details. The paragraph I tagged presents several WP:EXTRAORDINARY claims about this supposed Celtic temple, and I don't believe the Armitage source is good enough to support them. Sojourner in the earth (talk) 19:19, 19 November 2023 (UTC)