Rune stone (1040 AD) ref Sigurd 'Dragon Killer'. Sundbyholm, Near Eskilstuna, Sodermanlandslan, Sweden

Rune stone referring to burials of Harald Blue Tooth, in Jelling churchyard, near Vejle, Central Jutland, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Runic stone erected by Ake in memory of his borther Ulf circa 1000AD, Lund, Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe

Runic stone, raised by Harald Bluetooth in 959AD to commemorate bringing Christianity to Denmark, the stone is called Denmark's certificate of baptism, outside Jelling church, Jutland, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Rune stone dating from the 10th century, Jelling, Jutland, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Rune stone at viking Museum Haithabu, near Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Europe

Rune stone in the viking Museum Haithabu, near Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Europe

Inscription and a Viking boat on a rune stone, at the Viking Museum in Bork on Ringkoebing Fjord, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe

Inscription and a Viking boat on a rune stone, at the Viking Museum in Bork on Ringkoebing Fjord, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe

Christion symbols on a rune stone, at the Viking Museum in Bork on Ringkoebing Fjord, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe

Inscription and a Viking boat on a rune stone, at the Viking Museum in Bork on Ringkoebing Fjord, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe

Inscription and a Viking boat on a rune stone, at the Viking Museum in Bork on Ringkoebing Fjord, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe