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Haverörunor – nyckeln till Kensingtonstenens gåta?
Magnus Källström, 2017. K-blogg (Swedish National Heritage Board).
A runologist's post of 26 November 2017 on a rune staff from Haverö, Medelpad, whose rune row nearly matches the Kensington runes and carries the same angular cipher. He calls it the missing link between the Larsson brothers' runes and the stone, and argues that the dialect evidence strengthens the suspicion against the emigrant Anders Andersson.
What it's used for here
Källström's first published link between the stone and the nineteenth-century Swedish rune tradition.
Our copy
Research copy, for editors and curators. The work is the publisher's, so readers are sent to it. We keep this copy so the citation can be checked if the page changes or goes.
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Källström, M. (2017). Haverörunor – nyckeln till Kensingtonstenens gåta?. K-blogg (Swedish National Heritage Board). http://www.k-blogg.se/2017/11/26/haverorunor-nyckeln-till-kensingtonstenens-gata/
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Källström, Magnus. “Haverörunor – nyckeln till Kensingtonstenens gåta?.” K-blogg (Swedish National Heritage Board) (2017).