Bække

The stone was found in the early 19th century in a dike surrounding Bække church and cemetery.

Translitteration | rafnuka:tufi : auk : futin : auk : knubli : þaiR : þriR : kaþu : : þuruiaR : hauk :

Translation | Ravnunge-Tue and Funden and Gnyple, those three made Thorvi’s mound

Hovslund

After the Danish-German war of 1864, the Germans brought this stone to Potsdam. It was replaced at its original spot in 1951.

Transliteration | hairulfʀ

Translation | Warrior Wolf

Læborg

The stone was found in the 17th Century, it's original place is unknown

Translitteration | Side A rhafnukatufi : hiau : runaR : þasi aft Side B þurui : trutnik : sina

Translatioon | Tófi, of Hrafn's lineage, made these runes in memory of Thyre, his queen

Ribe

Runes read 'ku' (probably beginning of a name), 'fultrua' (trusted) and 'sil(u)' (soul)

runestone is dated around 950 - 1000

Also...

Part of a skull ingraved with runes. The hole probably served to be able to wear it by a piece of rope as an amulet