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Kylver Stone

Kylver Stone

5th-century runestone in Sweden.

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    System of runes for Proto-Germanic.

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  2. Runes

    Ancient Germanic letters.

    16%

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    Ligature of two or more runes.

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    North Germanic tribe.

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    Circa 500 CE artifact found in Sweden.

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    1.5%

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    Inscription consisting of the letters of an alphabet.

    1.2%

  10. Runic magic

    Ancient or modern magic performed with runes or runestones.

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