Runestone U 150

Title: Runestone U 150
Creator: HelenLeslieJacobsen
Description: Runestone U 150 is a Late Viking Age granite runestone dating to around AD 1010–1050, located in Täby, Uppland, Sweden. The inscription commemorates Sveinn, stating that Jarlabanki and Fastvé raised the stone in memory of their son.

Runes:
[· iarla·b]aki · auk · fastui · litu · raisa · stina · aftiʀ [· suain · sun · sin]

Rune text transliteration:
Jarlabanki ok Fastvé létu reisa steina eptir Svein, son sinn.

English translation:
Jarlabanki and Fastvé had the stones raised in memory of Sveinn, their son.
Identifier: NM-0389; 10010400330001
Date: 10 July 2026
Temporal Coverage: Viking Age (0750–1100); Medieval (1100–1500)
Current Location: Broby Gård 3, 187 70 Täby, Sweden; 59.47927562335158, 18.044870708330063
Format: Stone
Language: Old Norse [non]
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Subject: Runestone
Rights: CC BY-SA 4.0