Runestone Ög FV1970, Kullerstad, Sweden

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Östergötland Runic Inscription Fv1970;310 is a Viking Age rune stone located in Kullerstad parish in Norrköping Municipality. The stone was discovered in 1969 in the churchyard wall at Kullerstad Church, after which it was removed and erected in the churchyard. The material is light red granite.

In addition to the runes and their framing lines, there is an equal-armed cross carved into the stone, which is in well-preserved condition. The inscription contains the same two names, Håkon and Gunnar, which also appear on the rune stone Östergötland Runic Inscription 162, located about 400 meters farther north at the so-called Gunnar’s Bridge.

It is believed that the stones are connected, and that this stone may also originally have stood there.

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