This book in Swedish was produced within the Swedish Research Council project Den yngre järnålderns mentalitetshistoria i Sydskandinavien – Late Iron Age South Scandinavia—a Historical Anthropology. It centres on a discussion of three runic inscriptions. The one on the slab from Eggja in Sogndal, Norway, the one on the oath ring from Forsa in Hälsingland and the one on the bridge stone from Eggeby in Uppland (Inscription U69 in Sveriges runinskrifter). The metrical qualities of these, primarily oral, expressions are a reoccurring aspect of the discussion.Den yngre järnålderns mentalitetshistori
Nytt om runer, nittende årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk Laboratorium, København, s. 4. Die Run...
INNHOLD: Nytt om runer, fjerde årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk-epigrafisk laboratorium, Københ...
The aim of this paper is not to give a full description of how the runic alphabet was used and devel...
This book in Swedish was produced within the Swedish Research Council project Den yngre järnålderns ...
This volume comprises a word index to the Swedish Viking Age runic inscriptions, excluding proper na...
This essay studies the runic inscriptions from the Migration period in Sweden and their connection t...
The Viking Age rune-carvers and their readers used runes as a semiotic resource to convey and struct...
The idea of recording all the runic inscriptions of Sweden dates back to the early 1600s when Johann...
A case is made for defining runology as runic philology, the ultimate goal of which is to arrive at ...
Runic inscriptions are unique linguistic memorials that go back almost two thousand years. Interpret...
Nytt om runer, sjuende årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk-epigrafisk Laboratorium, København, s. ...
The main purpose of this article is to make an inventory and then establish a register of the Scandi...
A small, well-preserved, wooden runic object was found in a well in the city of Lund in Scania (Skån...
In Relations and Runes a number of specialists from the fields of archaeology, numismatics and runol...
Does the runestone from Söderby (Gs 13) bear witness to the first Swedish levy? Runic philology and ...
Nytt om runer, nittende årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk Laboratorium, København, s. 4. Die Run...
INNHOLD: Nytt om runer, fjerde årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk-epigrafisk laboratorium, Københ...
The aim of this paper is not to give a full description of how the runic alphabet was used and devel...
This book in Swedish was produced within the Swedish Research Council project Den yngre järnålderns ...
This volume comprises a word index to the Swedish Viking Age runic inscriptions, excluding proper na...
This essay studies the runic inscriptions from the Migration period in Sweden and their connection t...
The Viking Age rune-carvers and their readers used runes as a semiotic resource to convey and struct...
The idea of recording all the runic inscriptions of Sweden dates back to the early 1600s when Johann...
A case is made for defining runology as runic philology, the ultimate goal of which is to arrive at ...
Runic inscriptions are unique linguistic memorials that go back almost two thousand years. Interpret...
Nytt om runer, sjuende årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk-epigrafisk Laboratorium, København, s. ...
The main purpose of this article is to make an inventory and then establish a register of the Scandi...
A small, well-preserved, wooden runic object was found in a well in the city of Lund in Scania (Skån...
In Relations and Runes a number of specialists from the fields of archaeology, numismatics and runol...
Does the runestone from Söderby (Gs 13) bear witness to the first Swedish levy? Runic philology and ...
Nytt om runer, nittende årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk Laboratorium, København, s. 4. Die Run...
INNHOLD: Nytt om runer, fjerde årgang, s. 3. Arbejdet ved Runologisk-epigrafisk laboratorium, Københ...
The aim of this paper is not to give a full description of how the runic alphabet was used and devel...