This is the famous Kylver rune stone today seen at the History Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Originating from the 400s it pre-dates the Viking Age with almost 400 years. Being 1600 years old, it lacks the artwork seen in later runestones. It served as a lid to a stone grave and the runes were carved om the inside - probably with a magical purpose. It is famous for having the entire Elder Futhark carved into it - runes that were replaced by the Younger Futhark during the Viking Age. It also has ”SUEUS” carved into it, as well as a multi-branch Tiwaz rune - both believed to be runic magic of the time. . . . . . #modernviking #vikingstyle #staystrong #viking #vikings #norse #vikinglife #vikinglifestyle #norsemen #vikingpower #norsemythology #vikingsofinstagram #vikingsofinsta #nordic #shieldwall #grimfrost