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Yggdrasil on the Ockelbo Runestone
Ep. 98
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The original Ockelbo Runestone was found in a foundation wall of the church in 1795. It was removed and stored in the church in 1830, but was destroyed together with the church in a fire in 1904. A copy made in 1932 after drawings and stands outside the church. Within it's carvings Yggdrasil was depicted, and the image appears to illustrate animist individuation.
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