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Rune stone found?
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With limited (no) expertise in the field, just what I learned at school growing up, and observing since, I would say no. These are latin letters and don´t look anything like runes;
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Bk Im not sure but i just watched a show about the runestones and its quite possible it might be a piece of one.
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Those are definitely Latin-based language letters. NOT runes.
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