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Ear (rune)
The Rise and Fall of Anglo-Saxon Runic Stone Monuments Runic Inscriptions and the Development of Sculpture in Early Medieval England
Myths of the Rune Stone: Viking Martyrs and the Birthplace of America
Anglo-Saxon Runes
Runestone Images and Visual Communication
The Rök Runestone and the End of the World. Futhark 9–10
Reading Runes in Late Medieval Manuscripts
ᛶ 16F1 ᛷ 16F2 ᛸ 16F3 ᛱ 16F4 ᛲ 16F5 ᛁ 16C1 ᛳ 16F6 ᛴ 16F7 ᛵ
Anglo Saxon Runes
Nonhuman Voices in Anglo-Saxon Literature and Material Culture
Rune Poem' in the Encyclopedia of British Medieval Literature Author(S) Birkett, Thomas Editor(S) Echard, Siân Rouse, Robert
Runic and Latin Written Culture: Co-Existence and Interaction of Two Script Cultures in the Norwegian Middle Ages
The Origin of Runes and Old English Runic Inscriptions
Notes on the Runic Moments of Kent
The Spirit Pond Inscription Stone Rhyme and Reason
Runes a Book of Runes
Cover Page the Handle
'The Tale of the Tribe'
The Anglo-Saxon Runic Poem: a Critical Reassessment.Mphil(R) Thesis
Top View
The Rune Poem Ed
Runes in the Hobbit Tolkien Introduces His Readers to the Use of RUNES
The Runes: a Human Journey
OLD ENGLISH (450–1150 CE) to MIDDLE ENGLISH (Mid 12Th – Mid 15Th Century CE), with GLIMPSES BEYOND
Runes, Runology and Runologists
Book Reviews
I. Runes Notes on the History of Runes, Focusing on Historical Changes in Orthography and Pronunciation
Runic Range: 16A0–16FF
The Late Viking Age Runestones of Västergötland on Ornamentation and Chronology
LATEX As a Tool for the Typographic Reproduction of Ancient Texts
The Old English Rune Poem, an Edition