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#runes

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DaveLee

All 28 videos for my Patreon course on the #Younger #Futhark, Powering Up the #Viking #Runes, are now up on YouTube.
It's a video diary (edited for conciseness of course!) of a #magical #retirement I undertook in 2020, one day for each rune, resulting in my writing a #rune-poem. Lots of reflections on the Younger row and on the processes of magical knowledge.
It's free to my Patrons, Patreon link below. At the moment, that's the only way I'm releasing it.

My Patreon is at: patreon.com/c/Chaotopia

Man's face with Panama hat on (me) standing in moorland with the name of the course over the sky
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Kote Isaev

// Before this discovery, the earliest script encountered by the Slavic people was believed to be Glagolitic, an alphabet invented in the 9th century A.D. by Saints Cyril and Methodius of Byzantium to translate the Gospels into Slavic languages. The rune bone indicates that Slavs encountered a form of writing almost 300 years earlier than previously believed. //

thehistoryblog.com/archives/60

This is answer to my question about "Slavic runes" as a thing.
#runes #writing #history #slavs #Slavic

www.thehistoryblog.comRunes on rib bone oldest script used by Slavs – The History Blog
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Lord Doctor Olle W

I published a whole bunch of pages about varangian runestones I’ve visited on the Varangian Biker site. Each page includes photos, a trace of the inscription and a translation. A few of them also have descriptions. I have visited more of them, but I haven’t had time to create pages for them yet.

varangianbiker.com/varangian-r

Varangian BikerVarangian RunestonesThere are about 28 runestones that mention travels to the east by people in Scandinavia during the Viking Age. Most of these runestones are in Sweden around the lake Mälaren, but a few are in Denmark and Norway. During the summers of 2022 and 2023, I rode with my motorcycle to visit as many of the Varangian Runestones as I could.
#Runestones#Viking#OldNorse
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