A RUNIC INSCRIPTION ON THE LONGER GOLDEN HORN © Lars Rasmussen 2011 The two golden horns, believed to have been smithed around 450 A.D., were discovered in the earth of southern Jutland, in 1639 and 1734, within a few m - Runic script - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A RUNIC INSCRIPTION ON THE LONGER GOLDEN HORN © Lars Rasmussen 2011 The two golden horns, believed to have been smithed around 450 A.D., were discovered in the earth of southern Jutland, in 1639 and 1734, within a few m Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-05-06 03:56:25 Open Document File Size: 330,31 KB Share Result on Facebook City Wiesbaden / / Company Mercian / Manchester University Press / / Country Denmark / / Facility National Museum of Denmark / / IndustryTerm proper solution / army equipment / / Movie A.D. / / NaturalFeature Funen / / Person Thus Erik Moltke / Lars Rasmussen / Erling Skakke / Michaela Helmbrecht / Franz Steiner Verlag / Odin / Willy Hartner / Loke / Peada / Johannes Brøndsted / / Position author / chief / or as goldsmith and priest / King / leader / same chief / artist / misplaced head / poet / No artist / / Region Scandinavia / / SocialTag Archaeology of Denmark Golden Horns of Gallehus Norse art Proto-Norse language Archaeology Runic script Germanic peoples Runic inscriptions Elder Futhark Runes

A RUNIC INSCRIPTION ON THE LONGER GOLDEN HORN © Lars Rasmussen 2011 The two golden horns, believed to have been smithed around 450 A.D., were discovered in the earth of southern Jutland, in 1639 and 1734, within a few mAdd to Reading List