IX. RUNIC INSCRIPTIONS IN OR FROM THE NETHERLANDS 1. Introduction Until 1996 runic attestations from The Netherlands were known only from the terp-area of the provinces of Groningen en Friesland, and the runic Corpus was

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Date: 2015-03-09 17:10:46 Runic script Runic inscriptions Bind rune Jēran Linguistics Younger Futhark Alu Old Frisian Germanic languages Runes Runology Anglo-Saxon runes		IX. RUNIC INSCRIPTIONS IN OR FROM THE NETHERLANDS 1. Introduction Until 1996 runic attestations from The Netherlands were known only from the terp-area of the provinces of Groningen en Friesland, and the runic Corpus was Add to Reading List Source URL: www.arild-hauge.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 846,74 KB Share Document on Facebook

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