Template:Runefacts For List

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Main Runescriber {{{runescriber}}} Main Language {{{language}}} # Of Inscriptions {{{number_of_stones}}} Rundata geo code {{{geocode}}} {{{partlist}}}

Location {{{location}}}

Featured Inscription {{{featured_stone}}}

The List of Rune Inscriptions in {{{district}}} contains a list of the runic inscriptions found in the area and classified according to Rundata. The table consists of the Rundata index number, the original language text(as it has been interpreted from the runes scribed) and the translation into English. When necessary this list has been split up into parts, each composed of 150 inscriptions, to ensure proper article size.

[edit] Rune Inscriptions with their own article

If available, these articles contain details regarding specific inscriptions found in {{{district}}} and include more details as well as pictures.

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[edit] Legend

The first few characters have a specific meaning:

• $ - Runes have been recently retranslated
• # - The inscription is lost
• M - The inscription is from the Middle Ages
• U - The inscription is written in Proto-Norse, i.e before the 9th century.

If M or U is not present, the inscription was made during the Viking age when the majority of inscriptions were made.