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Old 04-16-2003, 09:56 AM   #1
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Tolkien Dúnedain Survival Rations

Reading Unfinished Tales the other night I came across the following passage written about the time of Isildurs death:
P.276
"Each of the Dúnedain carried in a sealed wallet on his belt a small phial of cordial and wafers of a waybread that would sustain life in him for many days - not indeed the Miruvor or the Lembas of the Eldar, but like them, for the medicine and other arts of Númenor were potent and not yet forgotten"

I haven't read any of the HoME books yet and was wondering if there is any evidence (anywhere) to suggest that these 'arts of Númenor' survived in any way to the time of Aragorns Dúnedain?
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