See where the runes were used.

Take a look at these six objects. You’ll see why the same rune chart won’t help with every inscription.

The Vimose comb
Five signs on an everyday object.
The Kylver stone
A rune row from fifth-century Gotland.
The golden horns
A lost object, preserved through drawings.
The Svingerud fragments
Context helps date early runes.
The Franks Casket
A different branch of runic writing.
The Jelling stone
Viking Age writing and royal memory.

More scripts. Same curiosity.

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