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The '''history of Moria''' began in around 12,000 BCE, when the first [[Old Morian Dwarf Tribes|Dwarf tribes]] settled in [[Moria]]. In the 9,000s, the first humans arrived. The stone age for the humans and dwarves started and ended at different times. [[Dwarven Stone Age|For the dwarves]], the stone age began long before they migrated to Moria. It likely began between 16,000 BCE and 18,000 BCE. For the humans, it began in around 6,000 BCE. | The '''history of Moria''' began in around 12,000 BCE, when the first [[Old Morian Dwarf Tribes|Dwarf tribes]] settled in [[Moria]]. In the 9,000s, the first humans arrived. The stone age for the humans and dwarves started and ended at different times. [[Dwarven Stone Age|For the dwarves]], the stone age began long before they migrated to Moria. It likely began between 16,000 BCE and 18,000 BCE. For the humans, it began in around 6,000 BCE. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:52, 20 January 2025
The history of Moria began in around 12,000 BCE, when the first Dwarf tribes settled in Moria. In the 9,000s, the first humans arrived. The stone age for the humans and dwarves started and ended at different times. For the dwarves, the stone age began long before they migrated to Moria. It likely began between 16,000 BCE and 18,000 BCE. For the humans, it began in around 6,000 BCE.