Item
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Small Sigtrygg Runestone, Hedeby (DR4)
- Title
- Small Sigtrygg Runestone, Hedeby (DR4)
- Submitted by
- Snoadwiis
- Description
- Tenth-century runestone commemorating King Sigtryggr, erected by his mother Ásfríðr, daughter of Óðinkárr. The inscription states: “Ásfríðr, Óðinkárr’s daughter, made these monuments in memory of King Sigtryggr, her son and Gnúpa’s. Gormr carved the runes.” The stone is one of two Sigtrygg stones associated with the royal dynasty ruling Hedeby in the tenth century.
- Identifier
- NM-01602
- https://runor.raa.se/inscription?id=408ff7f5-06a6-4c96-84ed-f8e9160ae851
- Contributor
- Snoadwiis
- Temporal Coverage
- Viking Age (0750–1100)
- Current Location
- Haddebyer Ch B76, 24866 Busdorf, Germany
- 54.4970429, 9.5690998
- Format
- Stone
- Language
- Old Norse [non]
- Type
- Mythology, Symbolism & RunesSee all items with this value
- Runes & InscriptionsSee all items with this value
- InscriptionSee all items with this value
- Subject
- King Sigtryggr
- Rights
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Relation
- Hedeby
- Is Part Of
- Hedeby Stones
- References
- King Sigtryggr

