Photo about rok runestone a part of the rune inscriptions. image of norse, symbol, runology 76210758 royalty free stock photo. The stone under its protection roof in 2020. old norse: see article. see article. the rök runestone ( swedish: rökstenen; Ög 136) is one of the most famous runestones, featuring the longest known runic inscription in stone. it can now be seen beside the church in rök, Ödeshög municipality, Östergötland, sweden.
Download this the rok runestone photo now. and search more of istock's library of royalty free stock images that features viking photos available for quick and easy download. The rök stone is one of sweden’s most interesting rune stones. a man called varin erected it in honour of his dead son’s memory in the 9th century. the stone stands beside röks church on the plains of the province of Östergötland. its complicated web of stories continues to baffle scholars. the rök stone stands two and a half metres. Rök stone, Östergötland, swed. rök stone, 9th century memorial block bearing the longest runic inscription known, found in Östergötland, swed. carved in granite, 725 runes bear a legible text containing secret formulas, perhaps maledictory in nature, verses of epic character, allusions to heroic myths, and a poetic vocabulary. The magnificent rök stone (rökstenen), a runestone in the county of Östergötland, bears the world’s longest runic inscription: a message about death and fear of climate catastrophe from 9th century sweden. more people can now discover the story, thanks to a new book by henrik williams, professor of runology at uppsala university.
Rök stone, Östergötland, swed. rök stone, 9th century memorial block bearing the longest runic inscription known, found in Östergötland, swed. carved in granite, 725 runes bear a legible text containing secret formulas, perhaps maledictory in nature, verses of epic character, allusions to heroic myths, and a poetic vocabulary. The magnificent rök stone (rökstenen), a runestone in the county of Östergötland, bears the world’s longest runic inscription: a message about death and fear of climate catastrophe from 9th century sweden. more people can now discover the story, thanks to a new book by henrik williams, professor of runology at uppsala university. To commemorate grimfrost's 10th anniversary, this is the fourth in the series of blog posts by acknowledged academics about their chosen viking age subject. about the author henrik williams is a professor of runology at uppsala university. he received his phd at uppsala university in 1990 at the department of scandinavian languages. in 1998, williams served as visiting associate professor at. The rok runestone. this inscripteed stone was discovered in the wall of a church in the 19th century ad and is considered to be the first writings in swedish literature. photographed in ostergotland, sweden.
To commemorate grimfrost's 10th anniversary, this is the fourth in the series of blog posts by acknowledged academics about their chosen viking age subject. about the author henrik williams is a professor of runology at uppsala university. he received his phd at uppsala university in 1990 at the department of scandinavian languages. in 1998, williams served as visiting associate professor at. The rok runestone. this inscripteed stone was discovered in the wall of a church in the 19th century ad and is considered to be the first writings in swedish literature. photographed in ostergotland, sweden.
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