Runestone fragment 1: U 15d
(is the larger of two fragments from 1997)

Other names are:

RAÄ: Ekerö 202
Runor: U NOR1998;23A
Fornsök: L2013:3162

Size: 13.5 x 9 x 7.5 cm. Triangular shape.
The carving consists of a curved line, probably part of one of the frame lines in a runic loop, and a 1.5 cm long piece of a main staff.


History

In 1997, two smaller fragments of runestone were found in the eastern wall of Ekerö Church. The fragments of red sandstone have small traces of ornamentation and runes. The fragments are said to be found (1998) in the church's armory... In 2025 I had not yet been able to see them.

Since the layers in the fragments are different, they probably did not belong to the same runestone. They also differ from the other fragments from Ekerö church.

Links

Fornsök > Map and info
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Runor >  Riksantikvarieämbetet
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Nytt om Runer > Page. 23-24
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Google map > Find Ekerö Chuch
 

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