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Ráþ þat — Viking Age Runes
Eyja Bassadóttir
- c. 160: Vimose Comb inscription (Proto-Norse; oldest Elder Futhark)
- 6th-7th c.: Björketorp & Stentoften Runestones (Proto-Norse, blend)
- c. 620-650: Sutton Hoo burial
- c. 650-700: Setre Comb inscription (blend of Elder & Younger Futhark)
- 793: Lindisfarne
- c. early 9th c.: Rök runestone (Old East Norse; Elder, Younger, Cipher)
- 845: Vikings ransom Paris
- c. 850: Östergötland 43 (Old East Norse; 1 Elder rune, Younger Futhark)
- 862: Riurik & Rus rule in Novgorod
- 867: Great Army takes East Anglia
- c. 870: landfall of Iceland
- c. 879: Danelaw boundaries drawn up, Oleg seizes control of Kiev
- c. 895-890: Battle of Hafrsfjǫrðʀ
- c. 900: Gokstad ship burial
- 911: Rollo/Hrólfʀ given Rouen
- 922: Ibn Falen journeys in Rus lands
- 958: Gormʀ buried in Jelling complex by son, Harald Bluetooth
- c. 980: Trelleborg fortress constructed
- 985: landfall of Greenland
- 1001: landfall Vínland/Newfoundland
- 1008: Danelaw term first documented
- 1066: Battle of Stamford Bridge
- 1117-8: Grágas written
- Viking Age in England 795-1066
- Viking Age in Scandinavia 750-1050
- Viking Age in Russia 750-1200
- Old Norse language c. 600-1300
–> Old Icelandic, Old Norwegian, Old Danish, Old Swedish, etc.