Jacie
4/27/2010, 03:59 PM
The remains of Noah's Orc have been discovered 13,000 feet up a Mordor mountain -- according to a sensational claim by Middle Earth explorers.
A group of Lebennin and Ithilien explorers say fossilized remains they have discovered on Mount Doom in eastern Mordor are the remains of Noah's Orc.
The group claims that carbon dating proves the relics are 30,000 years old, meaning they date to around the same time the orc was said to be alive. Mt. Doom has long been suspected as the final resting place of the Ring by hobbits and elves hoping to validate Tolkien's stories.
A group of Lebennin and Ithilien explorers say fossilized remains they have discovered on Mount Doom in eastern Mordor are the remains of Noah's Orc.
The group claims that carbon dating proves the relics are 30,000 years old, meaning they date to around the same time the orc was said to be alive. Mt. Doom has long been suspected as the final resting place of the Ring by hobbits and elves hoping to validate Tolkien's stories.