Inscription
A transliteration of the runic inscription is:
- §A muli ' u... ...--------... -ita stin þino ' afti ' suarthþa brur sin osmuntr ' inkialt
- §B muli ' auk| |kun(i)... (a)-- ih...-astr ' au- ----... ...- ' þ--h litu rita ' stin þino ' afti suarthaf-... ...k-| |- suþrbi
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