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Please give citations for the article statement about a Roman statue (female, with inscription "Olicana") found in the River Wharfe, as unable to find any information. There is a facsimile of an altar stone dedication to "Verbeia" in Ilkley Manor House Museum.

[edit] Ilkley vs. Elslack

Most in depth sources state that this place was in Elslack not Ilkley.[1] This articles gives a completely different story. - Yorkshirian 00:16, 25 October 2007 (UTC)