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Deutsch: Brakteat von Djupbrunns, Kirchspiel Hogrän, Gotland, Schweden, mit Runeninschrift.
English: Migration period golden bracteate of Type C with runic inscription and swastika from Djupbrunns, Hogrän parish, Gotland, Sweden.
Svenska: Folkvandringstida guldbrakteat av C-typ med runinskrift och swastika från Djupbrunns, Hogräns socken, Gotland, Sverige. Runinskriften går från höger till vänster och lyder "alu" skrivet med urnordiska runor. Brakteaten hittades under några stenar i "Hobergsåker" i Djupbrunn liggande i en koppardosa tillsammans med ytterligare en guldbrakteat och två silverringar. Fyndet inlöstes 1873 av Statens Historiska Museum och har där inventarienummer SHM 4877. Möjligen är fyndplatsen identisk med RAÄ-nummer Hogrän 102, som enligt en karta från runt år 1700 kallades "Hoborg" eller "Hoborgz".
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* 04:17, 24. Aug 2005 [[:de:User:Sigune|Sigune]] 329 x 365 (66.308 Bytes) <span class="comment">(Brakteat von Djupbrunns, mit Runeninschrift {{PD-Art}})</span>


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A bracteate (G 205) from approximately AD 400 that features the charm word alu with a depiction of a stylized male head, a horse, and a swastika, a common motif on bracteates. Djupbrunns, Hogrän parish, Gotland, Sweden

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