![]() ![]() They tended to settle down for long periods, founding villages as far from the Vales of Anduin as Weathertop.īy the 1300s of the Third Age, they had merged with the Fallohides and reached Bree, which was the westernmost home of hobbits for a long while. The Harfoots were the first to migrate westward into Arnor, and there the Dúnedain named them Periannath or halflings, as recorded in Arnorian records around TA 1050. In unspecified ways, the Harfoots were frequently involved with the Dwarves in the early Third Age. The Gladden River approximated their southern boundary, and a woodland of the Great Shelf, near the High Pass, was their northern boundary. Harfoots were the most common race of hobbit, and in their earliest known history they dwelt in the Vales of Anduin by the south of the Misty Mountains. They lived in holes they called smials and tunnels, a habit they maintained for the entire Third Age and beyond. They were browner of skin than other hobbits, lacking beards and wearing no footwear. Harfoots were one of the three breeds of hobbits in Middle-earth, along with Stoors and Fallohides. Some are pale-skinned, and others are darker-skinned than other Hobbits, mostly beardless ![]()
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