Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dacian fortress of Arpașu de Sus
although Communes of Romania|a Romanian commune is the smallest administrative subdivision (on par with a shire?), that does not mean that a village within a commune is not entitled to a standalone article, what is confusing is the title - Dacian fortress of Arpașu de Sus, here is a book about it - https://www.worldcat.org/title/asezarea-dacica-de-la-arpasu-de-sus/oclc/438683498?referer=di&ht=edition ''Aşezarea dacicǎ de la Arpaşu de Sus'', but it probably can be named Arpașu de Sus with information about the fortress in a "History" section. Anyway, this is a '''keep/rename''' as meeting , being a legally recognized, populated place; https://www.primariaarpasudejos.ro/despre-arpasu-de-jos/ this website of the commune gives a description of its three villages including, for Arpașu de Sus, that it has a population of 1285, was first recognised in 1589, and includes a church founded in 1799; https://www.tribuna.ro/stiri/actualitate/despre-oamenii-valorile-istoria-si-viitorul-unui-sat-arpasu-de-sus-145170.html here is a newspaper article that announces celebrations at the village; https://iajgscemetery.org/eastern-europe/romania/arpasu-de-sus-sibiu-county-transylvania here is a listing of a Jewish cemetry in the village; https://www.armyacademy.ro/reviste/3_2000/art28.html this article from the ''Land Forces Academy Review'' in discussing the history of the 1st Romanian Border Regiment lists the location of the 8th company as, amongst other villages, Arpasu de Sus; https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arpa%C8%99u_de_Sus,_Sibiu the Romanian WP article can be used (with appropriate Wikipedia:Translation#How to translate|wikitranlsation attribution tags of course:)) to expand it
— User:Coolabahapple, 13:09, 1 October 2020 (UTC)
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