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Runes and Runestones edit
Part IV: Runic Inscriptions edit
- Types of Runic Inscriptions
- Bracteate
- Gullgubber
- Picture stone
- Runestone
- List of runestones
- Non-Runestone Runic Inscriptions
- Alemannic runic inscriptions
- Anglo-Saxon runic rings
- Arguel inscription
- Bergakker inscription
- Bewcastle Cross
- Bryggen inscriptions
- Bülach fibula
- Caistor-by-Norwich astragalus
- Charnay Fibula
- Erilaz
- Franks Casket
- Frei-Laubersheim fibula
- Golden Horns of Gallehus
- Gothic runic inscriptions
- Grumpan bracteate
- Hunterston Brooch
- Kleines Schulerloch inscription
- Kragehul I
- Kvinneby amulet
- Lindholm amulet
- Maeshowe
- Meldorf fibula
- Nordendorf fibulae
- Pforzen buckle
- Piraeus Lion
- Ring of Pietroassa
- Runamo
- Rundata
- Runic inscription N 351
- Runic inscriptions in Hagia Sophia
- Ruthwell Cross
- Sæbø sword
- St Cuthbert's coffin
- Schretzheim sword
- Scythe sword
- Seax of Beagnoth
- Seeland-II-C
- Setre Comb
- Sigtuna box
- Thorsberg chape
- Tjurkö bracteates
- Torpo stave church
- Undley bracteate
- Vadstena bracteate
- Vang stave church
- Vimose inscriptions
- Westeremden yew-stick
- Runestone Styles
- Runestone styles
- Animal style
- Borre style
- Jelling style
- Mammen style
- Norse art
- Oseberg style
- Ringerike style
- Urnes style
- Valknut