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Mind=Blown
So i was watching Lord of The Rings in preparation to the Hobbit and i noticed this curiosity.
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They're both forts on top of a slightly mountain-shaped hill, so what? They don't look anything like eachother.
And if you haven't noticed, building fortifications like that is very common because of the tactical advantage of having the higher ground.
And if you haven't noticed, building fortifications like that is very common because of the tactical advantage of having the higher ground.
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lastsamurai (12/11/2012) [+]
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Wow.
A village on a hill.
OH, there's a village on a second hill here too..
They MUST'VE DONE IT ON PURPOSE.
A village on a hill.
OH, there's a village on a second hill here too..
They MUST'VE DONE IT ON PURPOSE.
Well it is fairly known that Whiterun is made as a tribute to Rohan.
Take a look at the Shield of Whiterun for example.
Take a look at the Shield of Whiterun for example.
The only thing those two pictures have in common is a mountain
You're fucking retarded
also hi gevaudan
You're fucking retarded
also hi gevaudan
There's nothing particularly special about a medieval-esque residence being built on a noticeable, but manageable peak or hill. It's easy to find, remember, defend, fortify, etc...