About Runor (Runes)
Runor is a digital research platform that makes approximately 7,000 runic inscriptions available, as well as reports and images from various databases, institutions and collections.
No country has as many runic inscriptions as Sweden. The purpose of the platform is to simplify research and to make existing runic material digitally accessible, wherever you are in the world. The platform will not require login and the platform is also suited for field work.
Explore Runor
Runor contains information about known and registered runes. You can search for rune stones, rune texts and location, geographically via map or place name in the title.
You will find information about the new platform at raa.se/runor (In Swedish) or go Direct to the service. There is also the popular Runskolan for teachers and school pupils.
Runor is the result of the project Evighetsrunor, a collaboration between the Swedish National Heritage Board and Uppsala University with funding from the Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ) and the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities.