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Rune rock U102, L2015:4561, Sollentuna 265:1 in Sollentuna, Stockholm

Photo of Rune rock U102, L2015:4561

Interpretation of the runes

The inscription is translated into English according to the Scandinavian Runic-text Database:

Kál/Kali had this rock-slab cut in memory of his two sons, and he and Ingiþóra made one bridge -- a great landmark for many(?) men.

kal|/kal|i| |lit/|l|it hkua heli þisa iftiR · suni sina toa · auk þau ikiþora · bR- (a)ina kiarþu mukit mirki furiR arkum mani

kal|/kal|i| |lit/|l|it hkua heli þisa iftiR · suni sina toa · auk þau ikiþora · bR- (a)ina kiarþu mukit mirki furiR arkum mani

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Geographic location of this rune inscription

The rune inscription is located in Sollentuna parish in the Sollentuna municipality (Stockholm county).

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Facts about this rune inscription

Description Content
Latitude: 59.45456
Longitude: 17.901342
Remnant ID: L2015:4561
Swedish National Heritage Board ID: Sollentuna 265:1
Swedish rune inscription ID: U102 (Uppland)
Object: Rune rock
Material:
Rune carver: Fot 2 (A); Ärnfast (A)
Antiquarian assessment: Ancient monument
Period:
Dating:
Current status: Confirmed on location
Damage status: Unknown
Name:
County: Stockholm
Municipality: Sollentuna
Parish: Sollentuna
Swedish National Heritage Board information: » L2015:4561