| − | A misconception that both aids and has been aided by the common colloquialism "north of Hadrian's Wall" to refer to [[Scotland]], is that Hadrian's Wall is, or at least was, the [[Anglo-Scottish border]]. The wall dates from a time prior to the existence the English or Scottish nations, and has never formed a political border between the two. | + | A misconception that both aids and has been aided by the common colloquialism "north of Hadrian's Wall" to refer to [[Scotland]], is that Hadrian's Wall is, or at least was, the [[Anglo-Scottish border]]. The wall dates from a time prior to the existence the English or Scottish nations, and has never formed a political border between the two. The wall falls entirely within modern-day [[England]]. |