Runestone N 29 from Nørstebø, on display at the entrance to Oslo University Library, Blindern Campus.
Details from Runor:
Runic Text
× þair : finr : auk : skofti : rais(t)u : s(t)in : þena : þa : es : (þ)air : s(k)iþtu : lantom : sinum : saʀn(e)r : uala ×
Old West Norse Text
Þeir Finnr ok Skopti reistu stein þenna, þá er þeir skiptu lǫndum sínum, synir Vála.
English
Finnr and Skopti, Váli's sons, they raised this stone when they divided their land(ed property).
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