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Originally Posted by Arvegil145
P.S. This may or may not be a good place to share this little tidbit about the Awakening of the Dwarves:
Then Aulė took the Seven Dwarves and laid them to rest under stone in far-sundered places, and beside each he laid his mate, save only beside the Eldest, and he lay alone. And Aulė returned to Valinor and waited long as best he might. But it is not known when Durin or his brethren first awoke, though some think that it was at the time of the departure of the Eldar over sea. - The War of the Jewels, 'The Later Quenta Silmarillion', 'Concerning the Dwarves', pp. 211-2
Which would put the Awakening of the Dwarves in c. VY 870/872 in your recreation of the 'final' timeline scheme ( https://docs.google.com/document/d/e..._2clV5l-ki/pub). |
And yet:
"The Dwarves were in a special position. They claimed to have known Beleriand before even the Eldar first came there; and there do appear to have been small groups dwelling furtively in the highlands west of Sirion from a very early date: they attacked and waylaid the Elves by stealth..."
Quendi and Eldar, Note 7