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Futhark. International Journal of Runic Studies

James E. Knirk, Henrik Williams

  • 262 pages
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The first volume of an open access academic journal on runic studies. It gathers peer reviewed papers on runestones, inscriptions, and the history of the runic alphabet from leading scholars.

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