The Lord of The Rings Real History
The Lord of The Rings Real History
The Lord of The Rings Real History
New book states that Norse legends, Sumerian texts and the discovery of hobbits and giant eagles on the
island of Flores indicate that the Lord of the Rings may be more fact than fiction.
Recent discoveries by archaeologists and historians have found evidence that indicates that elves, giants,
dragons and even hobbits once existed on earth. Norse legends, Sumerian texts and the discovery of hobbits
and giant eagles on the island of Flores indicate that the Lord of the Rings may be more fact than fiction.
Dirk Vander Ploeg in his new book, Quest for Middle-earth, has discovered the secret of why Tolkien
believed that royal blood (San Graal) must be preserved and why it was imperative that his characters
Arwen and Aragorn marry. Learn about the knowledge he possessed decades before publication of the best
sellers Holy Blood Holy Grail and The Da Vinci Code.
Dirk has researched scientific, biblical and historical texts to discover if J.R.R. Tolkien had secret
knowledge of earths early history and if he based the Lord of the Rings on this knowledge.
Find out why Tolkien, an Oxford University professor of Anglo-Saxon and English language, learned to
speak Finnish fluently and why he studied Norse folktales that were thousands of years old. As a devout
Roman Catholic he believed in one God, so why did he imagine a setting and a cast of characters for his
Middle-earth that had one main God and a pantheon of minor gods?
For the first time ascertain the real meaning and importance of the RING! The Quest for Middle-earth
answers these questions and more.
If youre a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, Dan Brown, Zecharia Sitchin or Erich von Daniken then youll love
Quest for Middle-earth.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
He is the publisher of www.ufodigest.com, one of the Internets oldest and most popular UFO and
paranormal online magazines. He has had a 25-year career in publishing working for The Toronto Star and
Hamilton Spectator as well as being the publisher of several travel and other magazines.
The Quest for Middle-earth is available from Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com, Chapters Indigo and other
leading booksellers. The Quest for Middle-earth is published by iUniverse. For more information, please
visit QuestforMiddle-earth.com.
Quest for Middle-earth, ISBN: 0-595-44093-2, May, 2007, $14.95.
Media Contact: Dirk Vander Ploeg
Telephone (905) 834-2177
eMail: [email protected].
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