Skramlestenen, an ancient relic, is located in Gunnarskogs socken in Värmland. The stone was found at Skramle farm on Skramle udde during an archeological excavation in 1993. Made of fine-grained gneiss, it dates back to the period between 520 and 570.
The stone is inscribed with Old Norse runes. The inscription on the stone reads, in rough translation: 'Othawin ristade, jag känner till fara'. The translation of the inscription is not fully understood.
The stone is now located at Gunnarskogs Hembygdsgård.
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