Talk:Vadstena bracteate

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Norse-turkic runes?

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If we'll read it from reverse with Orkhon runic letters it will look like "Lk b sh inydi ök oknça öt aksin goydo pu oksütüg agtk agtk" This translates as: "...wisdom, light, knowledge; descended; he, himself; with (pointed) tip; speak; through mouth, with mouth; he put, carved, wrote; this; column, megalith; perfect, completed (2 times).

I think it probably means: Wisdom have arrived(descended), He, Himself carved this stone, With his dagger(pointed tip), The words He spoke with His own mouth, Which are perfect (2 times). Iliassh (talk)

They were called "Men of the East", they traded with Turkey, The varangian Guard, I have a bump on the back of my head... I think it is possible. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.134.36.74 (talk) 03:22, 10 May 2012 (UTC)Reply