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↟ The heritage of our Ancestors ↟ Here we have a runestone Vs 1 at Rytterne, Sweden dated from the 11th century with the following inscription: + kuþlefʀ + seti : stff : auk : sena : þasi : uftiʀ slakua : sun : sia : etaþr : austr · i · karusm · Runsvenska: Guðlæifʀ satti staf ok stæina þasi æftiʀ Slagva, sun sinn, ændaðr austr i Garðum(?)/Chorezm(?). Translated to 🇬🇧 Guðleifr placed the staff and these stones in memory of Slagvi, his son, (who) met his end in the east in Garðar(?)/Chorezm(?). Runestones are protected by law in Scandinavia, and were often carved in memorial of a fallen family member. Many stones are also erected and carved in memory of a road, a bridge building or after seafaring Vikings. Follow @NativeScandinavia and visit our website for more about our native people, traditions, heritage, culture and nature. Links in bio ⬆️ • • • • • • #nativescandinavia #scandinavia #scandinavian #northernlife #runestone #sweden #ancientsite #tradition #traditional #hyperboreans #livingproof #nuclearfamily #oldnorse #oldgods #heritage #indigenous #thule #vikings #nordic #germanic #heathen #norse #pagan #scandinavianculture #nordicculture #hyperborea #north #native #nature #rememberyourroots https://www.instagram.com/p/C3fCuRWN4zA/?igsh=MW8yaTgzZjFrb3psdg==