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runestone vilunda DINING that pull his chariot canA runestone from Vilunda, Uppland in Sweden. It was inscribed by the rune master Viste who worked in the mid 11th century. It is a part of a group of 3 stones raised by the same family. The inscription translates to: "Forkunn and Tore had these stones raised in memory of their father Kttil. May God help his soul" Size: 4. 7" x 3. 5 (12 x 9 cm) Miniature runestone based on a real, authentic runestone Material: Marmorit, environmental friendly natural