Ring of Runes
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24Jan
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Released:
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Sunday, March 8, 2009
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Origin:
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Pennsylvania, United States
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Generally travel for the enjoyment of geocachers (especially the Tolkien fans) and to places associated with Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and the history of runes. Optional secondary mission is to take it to an active volcano and either throw it in molten lava or take a picture of it with volcano...!
This geocoin's mission is to spread fun and search out history and knowledge. Only positive and fun aspects of runes are featured here: history and Tolkien's fantasy Middle Earth. See (visit link)
Runes are believed to have started n 150 AD and based on latin and other writing, suited for inscribing on property such as swords. Scandinavia seems to have the most examples of historical runes (see picture gallery) but runes were used across Europe.
(Oh, and be forewarned lest ye hold on to this too long or fall into thievery to steal it! A cursed heaviness will weigh upon your mind if you do, interrupt your slumber, and Sauron's baleful eye and his minions will follow you)!
On Anduril the Sword:
Anar
Nányë Andúril i né Narsil i macil Elendilo.
Lercuvanten i móli Mordórëo.
Isil
[lit. 'Sun.
I-am Andúril which was Narsil the sword of-Elendil.
They-will-flee-from-me the thralls of-Mordor
Moon.']
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