7 Ancient Wonders of Middle Earth - Page 2

Millane · 11-13-2002, 09:00 PM

1. Moria (in its day)
2. Minas Tirith.
3. Gondolin.
4. Argonath.
5. Orthanc.
6. i also think the outposts of Amon Hen and Amon Sul.
7. Glittering Caves/ Lothlorien

Draken · 11-14-2002, 06:52 AM

Menegroth is a must. Er...do the argonath count as one or two Wonders?

Beleg Strongbow · 11-14-2002, 02:20 PM

I would definitely say the Argonath, and Moria.

Bard · 11-14-2002, 03:48 PM

Officially a world wonder does only include a man-made structure so not a whole city or something alike.
Thus the great world wonders of Middle-Earth should be:

1Khazad-Dum:the great hall of a thousand pillars (hall 21 I thouht it was called)
2The statues of the Argonath.
3The pillar of reflection at the harbor of Umbar. *
4The bridge of Khazad-Dum.*
5The great lighttowers of Eryn-Beraid in which a palantir was placed.
6The tower of Amon-Sul, also with a palantir.*
7The fort of Helmsdiep, the Hornburg.
*These wonders had been distroyed at the end of the Third age.

I didn`t include any of the great towers like the Orthanc, Barad-Dur, or the Minas-Tirith or Minas-Morgul because they are sort of a city of there own.
Older wonders (the wonders of the first age) could be the thousand caves (Menegroth), Gondolin, Vilyamar, Nargothrond, Nogrod, Belegost and the Thangorodrim. although off course these are also cities.

Radagast The Brown · 11-15-2002, 05:09 PM

I made a list:
1. Gondolin
2. Minas Tirith (of Felagund in Tol Sirion)
3. Angband
4. Moria
5. Menegroth
6. Isenguard
7. Nargothrond

11-13-2002, 09:00 PM	#21
Millane The Dude Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: at the altar of my ego Posts: 1,685	1. Moria (in its day) 2. Minas Tirith. 3. Gondolin. 4. Argonath. 5. Orthanc. 6. i also think the outposts of Amon Hen and Amon Sul. 7. Glittering Caves/ Lothlorien __________________ Ill heal your wounds, ill set you free,

11-14-2002, 06:52 AM	#22
Draken Elf Lord Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Durham, England Posts: 694	Menegroth is a must. Er...do the argonath count as one or two Wonders? __________________ I'm beset by self-doubt ....or am I?

11-14-2002, 02:20 PM	#23
Beleg Strongbow Truest of Friends Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Pennsylvania, but I have a vacation home in the Westfarthing. Posts: 520	I would definitely say the Argonath, and Moria. __________________ "...Beleg Strongbow, truest of friends, greatest in skill of all that harboured in the woods of Beleriand in the Elder Days..." Aure Entuleva! John Kerry for President!

11-15-2002, 05:09 PM	#25
Radagast The Brown Elf Lord Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Israel Posts: 6,975	I made a list: 1. Gondolin 2. Minas Tirith (of Felagund in Tol Sirion) 3. Angband 4. Moria 5. Menegroth 6. Isenguard 7. Nargothrond __________________ Lalala... poof! AboutNewJersey.com - New Jersey Travel and Tourism Guide

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11-14-2002, 03:48 PM	#24
Bard Hobbit Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Goes, Netherlands Posts: 29	Officially a world wonder does only include a man-made structure so not a whole city or something alike. Thus the great world wonders of Middle-Earth should be: 1Khazad-Dum:the great hall of a thousand pillars (hall 21 I thouht it was called) 2The statues of the Argonath. 3The pillar of reflection at the harbor of Umbar. * 4The bridge of Khazad-Dum.* 5The great lighttowers of Eryn-Beraid in which a palantir was placed. 6The tower of Amon-Sul, also with a palantir.* 7The fort of Helmsdiep, the Hornburg. *These wonders had been distroyed at the end of the Third age. I didn`t include any of the great towers like the Orthanc, Barad-Dur, or the Minas-Tirith or Minas-Morgul because they are sort of a city of there own. Older wonders (the wonders of the first age) could be the thousand caves (Menegroth), Gondolin, Vilyamar, Nargothrond, Nogrod, Belegost and the Thangorodrim. although off course these are also cities.