Talk:Limes Germanicus

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[edit] spelling problems

There are a few minor spelling problems; I will check the print version to verify. --FeanorStar7 11:02, 25 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Historic likeness

"It is a clear case of an ancient frontier laid out in American fashion." That claim seems confused to me. If there is any truth to it at all, then the Americans are acting in a Roman fashion. Can someone justify this claim? ~ Jan 2/9/07