Where do the Kensington rune forms and numerals come from?
Most likely: the forms come from the rune row in Eric Ström's 1876 textbook as transmitted among Swedish rune writersAhead on the evidence, not yet confirmed. It needs two reviews to be accepted.
Where it stands
Three answers have been proposed. The forms come from the rune row in Eric Ström's 1876 textbook as transmitted among Swedish rune writers. leads, with evidence 1 for: partly supported by its tests. Two are still possible.
Answers 3
History
- Holand puts forward: the forms are medieval, including rare variants and pentadic numerals used in the fourteenth century.
- Colavito puts forward: the forms come from the rune row in Eric Ström's 1876 textbook as transmitted among Swedish rune writers.
- Colavito: a contemporary review of the 1876 textbook describes strange letters and number signs that match the…For: The forms come from the rune row in Eric Ström's 1876 textbook as transmitted among Swedish rune writers.
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