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New evidence points to a 19th century origin for Kensington Runestone alphabet
Jason Colavito, 2022. jasoncolavito.com (blog).
Blog post of 17 December 2022 summarising and translating Magnus Källström's report of 11 December 2022 on the 1876 Ström textbook, its two runic alphabets and the link to the Larsson brothers' runes.
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The only account of Källström's 2022 finding reached in this session.
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Colavito, J. (2022). New evidence points to a 19th century origin for Kensington Runestone alphabet. jasoncolavito.com (blog). https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/new-evidence-points-to-a-19th-century-origin-for-kensington-runestone-alphabet
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Colavito, Jason. “New evidence points to a 19th century origin for Kensington Runestone alphabet.” jasoncolavito.com (blog) (2022).