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The Elder Futhark Runes - (most commonly used rune staves)
The most commonly known runic letters today are, of course, the two symbols that make up the Bluetooth technology symbol. Yet their history can be traced back two millennia to a writing system developed during the first few centuries CE.
Rune alphabet
The oldest form of the runic alphabet. From around 8th century in Germanic areas of Europe. Stems from the Phoenician alphabet.
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Your look at the ancient writing system and divination tool.
Eldar Futhark alphabet - as Tolkien used it
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Anglo-Saxon runes or Anglo-Frisian runes are runes that were used by the Anglo-Saxons and Medieval Frisians as an alphabet in their native writing system, recor...
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The Younger Futhark is a shortened version of the Elder Futhark (16 Runes instead of 24) used mainly as a form of writing runic script starting in the late 8th century and being fully established by the 9th century acros…
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