A copy of the Jutland runestone at Utrecht Domkirken

Title: A copy of the Jutland runestone at Utrecht Domkirken
Submitted by: Kea
Description: A copy of the Jutland runestone at Utrecht Domkirken, donated by the Danish friends. Erected 1936 by Deensche Vrienden van Nederland. Accompanied by an information panel. Top horizontal panel: A casting of the rune stone by King Harald placed in Jelling in Jutland, Denmark, about 980 A.D. The left-middle vertical panel is a transliteration of the runes. The mid-middle vertical panel is the actual rune text that is found on three sides of the stone. The right-middle vertical panel is a translation of the runes into Dutch.
Identifier: NM-01265
Contributor: Jelling Runestone Replica (Utrecht)See all items with this value
Date: 1936; 2026-10-02
Temporal Coverage: Modern (Twentieth Century)
Place of Origin: Utrecht, Netherlands
Current Location: Domplein, Utrecht, Netherlands; 52.0905675, 5.1217871
Format: Stone
Language: Old Norse [non]
Type: Monument & Memorial See all items with this value; Artefact & Artwork See all items with this value
Subject: Runestone; Runes & Inscriptions
Rights: Kea; CC BY-SA 4.0
Is Version Of: King Harald’s runestone at Jelling

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