Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A new runic inscription carved into a wooden object has been discovered at the Medieval Park in Oslo, Norway. The find dates to around 1200 CE and was uncovered in the same area where a knife handle shaped like a king with a falcon was previously found.
This discovery adds to a growing number of runic finds from the site, including a large bone and a wooden stick with runic inscriptions uncovered during excavations in December 2021. Together, these finds provide valuable insight into everyday writing, symbolism, and communication in medieval Scandinavia.
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#Runes #RunicInscription #VikingAge #NorseHistory #MedievalScandinavia
#Oslo #Norway #Skjalden
A new runic inscription carved into a wooden object has been discovered at the Medieval Park in Oslo, Norway. The find dates to around 1200 CE and was uncovered in the same area where a knife handle shaped like a king with a falcon was previously found.
This discovery adds to a growing number of runic finds from the site, including a large bone and a wooden stick with runic inscriptions uncovered during excavations in December 2021. Together, these finds provide valuable insight into everyday writing, symbolism, and communication in medieval Scandinavia.
Social:
Facebook: facebook.com/Skjaldenspage
Instagram: instagram.com/skjalden_dk
Website:
skjalden.com
#Runes #RunicInscription #VikingAge #NorseHistory #MedievalScandinavia
#Oslo #Norway #Skjalden
