The Upplands Runic Inscription 902, known as Upplands runinskrifter 902, is a significant archaeological find located in Kvarnbo, Sweden. This solitary find from the 10th–11th centuries stands as a tangible piece of Norse cultural memory, visible in the landscape, notably for its age, carved script, and the rural setting that frames it. The stone is recorded as a Memorial Stone and is catalogued as Upplands runinskrifter 902. The form and material tie it to the many memorial monuments raised across Uppland during the 10th–11th centuries. Although the inscription on the stone cannot be deciphered, the repetition of i-runs suggests it might not be an inscription in a runic cipher.
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