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ancient imitation and knowledge about them to be obtained by comparing words
in preserved old nordic inscriptions with the contemporary,
or an occasional glimpse of ancient writing practices. Maple-writing of the kind which we might call clan and numbering-writing follows thereafter in three shifts. Clan and numbering script are based on the futhark into three lineages, and represents an intended rune primary by specifying the clan to which it belongs, and then, what number it has in this clan. At this earlier time, usually third clan, Tyr's clan, t b m l R, designated as 1, the first clan, Frejs clan f u þ o r k as the 3 second clan, Hagal kin, hnias, was in all cases 2 clan. This order is explained if one assumes that the futhark, which formed the carvers regulation, provided a mirror writing, such as the old Nordic runic alphabet in Vadstena bracteate, which itself occurs in the casting of the right turning writing, then: R l m b t : s a i n h : k r o þ u f. This makes it natural that the clan, which begins with the f-rune, Frejs clan, described as the third, was of course in a third room for the carver, who was accustomed to reading from left to right. The runes themselves, who were turned to the left, he read from right to left, where they could keep their numbers. In one case, there is thus only bmlR imputed to Tyrs clan, in the t added Hagal hnias clan, so that this would become hniast with as many runes as Frejs clan f u þ o r k. The first type of clan- and numbering writing is twig- |
runes, in which a bar at one end, have 1-3 small-dash,
to identify the intended runes clan, in the second end, addressed to the other side,
are there necessary number of small-dash for its number. |
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