Vörå runes

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Vöyri runes (Swedish Vörårunorna) were found in the Vörå municipality in Ostrobothnia Vöyri between 1978 and 1982. They are rock carvings, found in two separate locations, in an area of marsh and forest area of approximately 7-9 km from the municipal center. The engravings include a cross and a picture of the ship. The National Board of Antiquities in the 1980s, estimated that they are not from the Viking era, but are likely to be fakes, and no more than 100-200 years old. Also the Vöyri engravings shape differ from the typical runes.
==Båtholmenin engraving== 
Båtholmen's engraving is located on the swampy island at the southwestern edge of Härtull Rödselmossen. The rock has a cropped cross pattern and rune letters that could not be reliably interpreted. The National Board of Antiquities has not defined the age of the carvings, but considers them possibly of historical origin.
According to one interpretation, the stone would have a memoir of the man named Egil in the "east" of his dead Runar son.
==Pethskiftesin engraving== 
The engraving of Pethskiftes is in the village of Rekipello, south of the marshland, less than 500 meters east of Båtholmen's engraving. The quarry at the foothills of the rock rocks has a vertical stone engraved with discreetly detached drawings in five different rows. It has not been possible to interpret the scripture and certainly not to pre-prehistoric .
==Hoysala engraving== 
The engraving of the fleece lies about 3.5 kilometers from two other engravings to the northeast of the small lake Höysälänjärvi. High cliff top located between two stones of the vertical walled corner is minced into a Viking ship, showing the picture, and eight rune, which is transliterated shape aft IUn nut ( "efter where of Jonund - in memory of Jonundin") or aft sun nut ( "efter where of sonen - in memory of the son" ).
The National Board of Antiquities has evaluated Höysälä's engraving for up to 100-200 years of age. [5] Based on the work analysis of 1986, it is estimated that it dates back to the 20th century.
Category:Fakes and forgeries
Category:20th century