Finally something interesting!<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
A musical instrument was discovered, in appearance it was a lyre, very similar to the Rugin folk instrument (see attached photo). On its reverse side there is a runic text carved in the younger futhark, which looks like this:<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
\u16a6\u16c1\u16b4\u16c5\u16e6 \u16c1 \u16b1\u16c1\u16b4\u16be\u16cb \u16a6\u16c5\u16b4\u16a2
\u16a6\u16c5\u16a2\u16cf\u16c5 \u16c1\u16cb\u16c5\u16e6 \u16cb\u16b4\u16c5\u16a2\u16cf\u16c1
\u16cb\u16b4\u16c5\u16d2\u16cb \u16d2\u16da\u16ac\u16a6\u16cb\u16be\u16c5\u16b4\u16c5 \u16d2\u16ac\u16a6\u16ac\u16b1\u16a6
\u16d2\u16c1\u16b1\u16c5 \u16bc\u16c5\u16b1\u16d8\u16c1\u16be \u16a2\u16c1\u16b1\u16c5
\u16b1\u16c6\u16c1\u16a6\u16cb\u16cf\u16ac\u16b1\u16d8\u16e6 \u16d2\u16b1\u16c6\u16be\u16c1\u16e6 \u16d2\u16b1\u16c1\u16d8\u16c5
\u16d2\u16b1\u16c6\u16c1\u16a6\u16c1\u16e6 \u16bc\u16c5\u16be \u16ad \u16da\u16c6\u16c1\u16a6\u16c1
\u16cb\u16c5\u16da \u16c1\u16e6 \u16b4\u16c6\u16c1\u16cb\u16da\u16c5\u16cb\u16ac\u16da\u16c5\u16e6
\u16cb\u16c6\u16be\u16cf\u16c1\u16be\u16b4 \u16a6\u16a2 \u16d8\u16a2\u16be\u16cf \u16d2\u16c6\u16be\u16cf\u16c5<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
In normalized Romance orthography:<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
\u00feega\u0280 \u00ed regns \u00fe\u01eb\u0301gu
\u00feeyta \u00edsa\u0280 skeyti
skaps blo\u00f3\u00f0sn\u00e1ka bo\u00f0or\u00f0
bera harmin(n) vera
rei\u00f0storm\u0280 br\u0119nni\u0280 br\u00edma
brei\u00f0i\u0280 han(n) \u00e1 lei\u00f0i
s\u00e1l e\u0280 geislas\u00f3la\u0280
s\u0119nding \u00fe\u00fa munt b\u0119nda<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
Judging by the structure, this is what is called drottkvatt<\/em> is an ancient Ruginian poetic form characterized by incredible complexity, interlocking sentences and an eerie combination of alliteration and internal rhymes. Moreover, there are so many poetic synonyms and epithets that sometimes it is completely impossible to understand what the author meant. We ourselves were only able to figure out some of them, we are waiting for an answer from specialists regarding everything else.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n When there is a quarrel in the rain (=thunderstorm?) It is difficult for us to even imagine what the \u201csun of rays\u201d is; even if we assume that \u201cray\u201d is just another metonymy for \u201cfire,\u201d it doesn\u2019t get any better.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
Ice fights with rods
spirit (=courage? bravery?) of husbands,
and serpents of blood (=swords, metonymy for \u201cwarrior\u201d) orders bring grief,
a storm of wrath (=battle) lights the fires,
takes them to their graves
(after all, the soul is the sun\u2019s rays (????) message),
you will give a sign.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n