File:Jelling runestone in Utrecht.jpg
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| Description | this replica of the jelling rune stone of harald bluetooth in denmark can be found next to the dome church of utrecht. the stone has 3 sides, and on on of the back sides (on the right in this picture) one of the oldest scandinavian pictures of christ can be seen |
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| Source | fake jelling stone |
| Author | Marieke Kuijjer from Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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