Sjusta
Rúna had the landmark made in memory of Spjallboði and in memory of Sveinn and in memory of Andvéttr and in memory of Ragnarr, sons of her and Helgi/Egli/Engli; and Sigríðr in memory of Spjallboði, her husbandman. He died in Holmgarðr in Ólafr's church. Œpir carved the runes.
On your way to Skokloster you'll see a sign next to the road, which will lead you to this rock with its runic inscription, made by Œpir.
The part of the text that you can see on the picture above is "uaR ' tauþr ' i hulmkarþi ' i olaf" which means "was dead in Holmgård (Novgorod in Russia) in Olof" ( and then it continues with Olof's church ). |
