Lalaith
Member
I've been so enjoying class recently, there have been many great topics, like female characters, how the ring tempts Frodo, and the lack of egalitarianism. But as always, I have also been enjoying the field trips.
I was catching up on last class, and I noticed that the observation was made that perhaps the Arnorian ruin on the East Bank of the River Lune was Cardolanian, on the basis of the Upward pointing star. But I'm not sure this is the case.
I recently posted on this topic in the other ELOTR Forum, because it was long after we finished visiting the Lone Lands and I figured it shouldn't clutter up "Questions for Narnion". Since we have now come back to examining the ruins of Arnor, I thought I might provide those discoveries, at this link:
"In-Game Archaeological Examination of the Lone Lands"
In essence, the main curiosity is that the Upward pointing star does not seem to be a solely Cardolanian symbol.
I was catching up on last class, and I noticed that the observation was made that perhaps the Arnorian ruin on the East Bank of the River Lune was Cardolanian, on the basis of the Upward pointing star. But I'm not sure this is the case.
I recently posted on this topic in the other ELOTR Forum, because it was long after we finished visiting the Lone Lands and I figured it shouldn't clutter up "Questions for Narnion". Since we have now come back to examining the ruins of Arnor, I thought I might provide those discoveries, at this link:
"In-Game Archaeological Examination of the Lone Lands"
In essence, the main curiosity is that the Upward pointing star does not seem to be a solely Cardolanian symbol.