[SunkenCiv]

These runes were inscribed between the years 1 and 250 AD and date back to the earliest days of the enigmatic history of runic writing.

Photo: Alexis Pantos/KHM, UiO

The rest of the "runes" keyword, sorted:

• Norse runic text found in Oslo [01/04/2022]
• Did the Scandinavians beat Columbus to America twice? [10/22/2003]
• Could rare sword have belonged to Ivan the Terrible? [11/24/2014]
• The Viking's Jötunvillur Runic Code is Solved [02/12/2014]
• Scientists Find Runes on Ancient Comb [04/16/2012]
• On a mission to crack the Norse code [ Orkney ] [01/14/2010]
• Church lot rock actually ancient runestone [05/06/2009]
• Possible Third Jellinge Stone Found (Viking Era) [11/06/2006]

[DannyTN]

who want’s a rune stone that makes you older.

I want one that makes me in my 20’s.

[Leaning Right]

> In one of the graves, they discovered a stone with several runic inscriptions. <

Hmm. Violating a grave is considered to be a terrible crime. But I guess you can poke around all you want if enough years have passed.

[Bon of Babble]

Let me guess: The origin of the runes and the people who carved them will be traced directly to Africa.

That's what Scientific American will report.

[Bon of Babble]

It’s an advertisement for something, I’m sure of it.

[Flag_This]

”Is the stone made "for Idibera"? Or was the intention to write the name 'Idibergu' or the kin name 'Idiberung'?”

Freakin’ autocorrect.

[blueunicorn6]

Bowling scores.

[PLMerite]

"They spoke an early form of the ancient Nordic language that is the ancestor language of modern Nordic languages spoken in Scandinavia today..."

If they only knew...

[Adder]

IKEA sign?