The sounds of Proto-Norse and the Elder Fuþark | Orðstírr
1,200-year-old comb holds clues to the Viking alphabet | CNN
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Vimose inscriptions - Wikipedia
1,200-year-old comb holds clues to the Viking alphabet | CNN
Ling Lore on Twitter: "This antler comb from #Vimose, 🇩🇰#Denmark features the oldest known #Germanic #runes, ~160 CE. The male name ᚺᚨᚱᛃᚨ (Harja), possibly "warrior" in Proto-Norse, is written in Elder #Futhark,
Runes - World History Encyclopedia
Viking Age Comb (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
Scandinavian Archaeology - You probably have not missed Scandinavia's early written language – the runes, famous for being carved into stones to memorize events, or give recognition to people who once were
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Harja comb (details) by asleifr on DeviantArt
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Iwobrand on Twitter: "One of the oldest Germanic runic incriptions is the one on a comb from the 2nd century, found in Vimose/Denmark. The inscription says "harja", probably the name of the
Medieval combs in the Archaeological Museum of Novgorod, Russia | Vikings, Medieval, Archaeology
Internet Archaeol. 42. Arwill-Nordbladh. Viking Age Hair
1,200-year-old comb holds clues to the Viking alphabet | CNN
Viking combs - Research, University of York
The oldest known datable runic inscription is on an antler comb found in Vimose. It reads "harja" (possibly meaning “comb”, or “warrior”) and is dated to c. 160 CE. Now housed at
1,200-year-old comb holds clues to the Viking alphabet | CNN
Nationalmuseet - Prehistory - “Harja” (ᚺᚨᚱᛃᚨ) is the name that graces this comb. What seems to be only a simple name is much more valuable, for this is the oldest known datable
Found: A Viking Comb That Says 'Comb' - Atlas Obscura
