N 545

Lost?
No
Object
document chest
Material
wood, wood

Texts

Transliteration

þo^la{K}r ÷ a mik

Normalisation (Old Norse)

Þorla{k}r á mik.

Normalisation (Scandinavian)

Þorla{k}r á mik.

Translation (English)

Þorlakr owns me.

Location

Found location
?
Current location
Kunstindustrimuseet in Oslo (nr. 3618)
Parish
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District
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Municipality
?

Classification

Carver
—
Number of crosses
0
Cross form
—
Rune type
—
Style
—
Dating
Middle ages 13th–14th centuries

Additional information

På samma kista som N 546.

References

Images

  • Image of N 545 The inscription is dated to the thirteenth or fourteenth century and is carved on a wooden document chest. The bottom of the chest bears two runic inscriptions: N 545 is shown in the image on the left and N 546 in the image on the right. source: https://www.arild-hauge.com/runer.ku.dk/N_545--N_546_UKJENT_STED.jpg