Michael Martinez
03-17-2000, 06:07 AM
Did you know...
1) That the Folk of Bor were friendly with the Dwarves? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 60)
2) That the Folk of Bor were farmers who tilled the lands north of Himring? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 61)
3) That the Folk of Bor and the Folk of Ulfang came around the norhern end of the Ered Luin, and left behind clans of related Men who became the most ancient inhabitants of northern Eriador in the Second Age? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 60)
4) That the Beorians (first house of the Edain) numbered around 2,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
5) That the Folk of Haleth (second house of the Edain) numbered around 2,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand?
6) That the Marachians (third house of the Edain) numbered around 6,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
7) That the Folk of Haleth held 301 Folkmoots in Brethil from the time of their arrival until the end of the Line of Haldad? (years circa 375 - 500) (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 283)
:cool: That the Marachians brought "many horses, some asses and small flocks of sheep and goats" with them into Beleriand, whereas the Beorians had no beasts of burden? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
9) That the Folk of Haleth had warrior women? (Sources: UNFINISHED TALES, p. 377; THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 309)
10) There were wild animals (wolves and ravens) living in Araman when the Noldor passed through that land in the early years of their exile? (Source: "Lay of Leithian", line 2200)
11) That Saeros (originally named Orgof) was doomed to spend 3,000 years in Mandos because of his cruel taunting of Turin? (Source: "Lay of the Children of Hurin", line 547)
1) That the Folk of Bor were friendly with the Dwarves? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 60)
2) That the Folk of Bor were farmers who tilled the lands north of Himring? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 61)
3) That the Folk of Bor and the Folk of Ulfang came around the norhern end of the Ered Luin, and left behind clans of related Men who became the most ancient inhabitants of northern Eriador in the Second Age? (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 60)
4) That the Beorians (first house of the Edain) numbered around 2,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
5) That the Folk of Haleth (second house of the Edain) numbered around 2,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand?
6) That the Marachians (third house of the Edain) numbered around 6,000 men and their families when they entered Beleriand? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
7) That the Folk of Haleth held 301 Folkmoots in Brethil from the time of their arrival until the end of the Line of Haldad? (years circa 375 - 500) (Source: THE WAR OF THE JEWELS, p. 283)
:cool: That the Marachians brought "many horses, some asses and small flocks of sheep and goats" with them into Beleriand, whereas the Beorians had no beasts of burden? (Source: THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 307)
9) That the Folk of Haleth had warrior women? (Sources: UNFINISHED TALES, p. 377; THE PEOPLES OF MIDDLE-EARTH, p. 309)
10) There were wild animals (wolves and ravens) living in Araman when the Noldor passed through that land in the early years of their exile? (Source: "Lay of Leithian", line 2200)
11) That Saeros (originally named Orgof) was doomed to spend 3,000 years in Mandos because of his cruel taunting of Turin? (Source: "Lay of the Children of Hurin", line 547)