by AARS | Jul 12, 2022
A chance discovery is shedding new light on early Norse history, after two old school-friends, armed only with a metal detector stumbled across a gold treasure trove. More than 20 gold artefacts, weighing almost a kilo, were found buried in a field in the Danish...
by AARS | May 20, 2022
AARS President, Loraine Jensen will attend and present at the Ninth International Symposium on Runes and Runic Inscriptions. View the symposium...
by AARS | Jan 1, 2022
In one week, archaeologists found two objects with runes in the Medieval Park in Oslo. One is made of bone, and is the first rune bone found in the capital in over forty years. The second is a rune stick with text in both Norse and Latin. Read the Norsk Institute...
by AARS | Oct 21, 2021
Congratulations to AARS Blog author, Tristan Mueller-Vollmer http://runicstudies.org/tristan-mueller-vollmer/ Tristan successfully defended his important and interesting dissertation, Personal Names on Swedish Viking Age Runestones. The dissertation is now available...
by AARS | Jul 9, 2021
Bruce Karstadt, President and CEO of American Swedish Institute and board member of the American Friends of Uppsala University, passed on to us these news items of interest AARS. 1) It appears as though the National History Museum in Stockholm (Historiska) has or is...
