- The
Istaby Runestone,
listed in the
Rundata catalog as DR 359, is a
runestone with an
inscription in Proto-Norse
which was
raised in
Istaby, Blekinge...
- the
Istaby Runestone and the
Gummarp Runestone,
which was
moved to
Copenhagen and lost in the
Copenhagen Fire of 1728. The Stentoften,
Istaby and Gummarp...
-
alliterative lineage (related, see
alliterative verse). The
runestone D359 in
Istaby,
Sweden provides one such example,
where three generations of men are connected...
- from Snoldelev, DR 357 from Stentoften, DR 358 from Gummarp, DR 359 from
Istaby, and DR 360 from Björketorp, and
objects such as the
Setre Comb (N KJ40)...
-
runestones found in Blekinge, Sweden: Björketorp
Runestone Gummarp Runestone Istaby Runestone Stentoften Runestone This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Skåäng
Runestone (6th century?) Björketorp
Runestone Gummarp Runestone Istaby Runestone Stentoften Runestone South-Eastern
Europe (200–550): 4 AD. Gothic...
- the
Istaby Runestone and the
Gummarp Runestone,
which were
moved to
Copenhagen and lost in the
Copenhagen Fire of 1728. The Stentoften,
Istaby Runestone...
-
means either "Warrior-Wolf" or "War Host-Wolf," that is
attested to on the
Istaby and
Stentoften Runestones. The
stone is
known locally as Hærulfstenen (the...
- back to the
Stone Age,
mostly in the area
around Gammalstorp,
Siretorp and
Istaby. The hill in the east,
marking the
border towards Karlshamn called Ryssberget...
- as to be read "wealth, wealth, wealth" (see Begriffsrunen). The Gummarp,
Istaby Runestone and
Stentoften Runestone inscriptions can be
identified with the...
