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according to facebooks quiz it says that Professor Babbling teaches ancient runes but I've never heard of him/her! hope this helps

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It is never said directly who the Ancient Runes professor at Hogwarts, but it is believed to be Professor Bathsheba Babbling.

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Who is Sting in The Hobbit?

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What is the hand pointing to on Thorin's map in 'The Hobbit'?

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