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Runestone G 319

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The runestone, which is 1.76 meters tall and 0.765 meters wide, is dated to the years 1200 – 1250. Similar to many runestones, it was repurposed and used in the construction of a church. It was first described as being in the Rute church in a runestone survey published 1749. The stone was hidden
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sitris : aruar : litu : giera : sten : yfir : auþu-l- : broþur : sin : a : finlandi : do : aglia...
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under a wooden floor in the 1870s, and removed to its current location during a church restoration in 1951. It is the only Gotland runestone that mentions
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Sigtryggr's(?) heirs had the stone made over Auðvaldr(?), their brother, who died in Finland ...
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Sigtryggs(?) arfar létu gera stein yfir Auðvl(?), bróður sinn, á Finnlandi dó 〈aglia...〉.
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raised in memory of men who took part in peaceful or warlike expeditions across the
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Rute church
Gotland
Rundata
runic inscription
runestone
limestone
Rute church
Gotland
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Finland
Baltic area runestones
Varangian runestones
Baltic Sea
Baltic states
"Runic Dictionary"



"Gotlands runinskrifter 3: Rute socken G 319 – G 326"
Swedish National Heritage Board
"Runic Dictionary"
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Rune- and picture stones on Gotland
13th-century inscriptions

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