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A map of Middle Earth - annotated by JRR Tolkien himself - is being displayed at the Bodleian Library just one day. Tolkien's notes on the map were made in the 1960s when his publishers wanted to ...

The map was discovered in a copy of The Lord of the Rings owned by illustrator Pauline Bayes, who used it as reference for her poster of Middle-earth. Tolkien made sure to give her everything she ...

Therefore, most of Beleriand only exists on some maps of Middle-earth. The maps in question are the earlier ones, since most of Beleriand had disappeared by the time of Jackson's Lord of the Rings.

The land of Middle-earth from The Lord of the Rings was larger than either J. R. R. Tolkien's novel or Peter Jackson's film adaptations showed. Maps of Middle-earth typically depicted only the ...

This is a pretty incredible find: a map of Middle Earth featuring annotations from its creator, J.R.R. Tolkien was recently discovered in a copy of a book owned by illustrator Pauline Baynes ...

Way before there was Westeros, there was Middle Earth, J.R.R. Tolkien’s huge magical world full of humans, hobbits, and elves. If you’ve read the Lord of the Rings trilogy or its prequel, The ...

It's a find that would thrill most readers. A map of Middle-earth annotated by J.R.R. Tolkien himself is discovered tucked into the pages of a copy of "The Lord of the Rings." ...

In news that requires a bigger celebration than Bilbo’s eleventy-first birthday, a map of Middle Earth annotated by J.R.R. Tolkien himself was recently discovered. The rare document was found in ...

For those of you who don’t know your Middle-Earth history, this is the name of the land that would eventually become Rohan, which is the kingdom of Men. The fact that the maps uses the name, ...

Middle Earth is a rather mountainous realm, and while London lacks mountain ranges, it has manmade mountains, in the form of buildings, so you can sort of see an air of London in the mountains as ...

Baynes had removed the map from another edition of the novel as she began work on her own colour Map of Middle-earth for Tolkien, which would go on to be published by Allen & Unwin in 1970.