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Sørup runestone: not in Basque, but still not decoded

Somewhat related: · An interview with Prof. Juliette Blevins about her theory that Basque is distantly related to Indo-European languages:    • Indo-European and Basque, pt 2 (with Prof....   · It's not as far-fetched as it might sound that a Danish runestone from this period could be in Latin; a very large number of runic inscriptions were made in Latin following the conversion. See    • Runic Latin (with Prof. Alessandro Palumbo)   (with Prof. Alessandro Palumbo) · The Younger Futhark alphabet that was used in the Viking Age and early medieval periods is quite different from the more familiar Elder Futhark that went out of use before the Old Norse language stage. See for example    • Realistic Runes for the Viking Age: The Yo...