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It was inscribed by the rune-master Visäte who worked in the mid 11th century
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It depicts the mask of one-eyed Odin and the Ægishjálmur symbol
Altarpiece, Snake Woman Horn It was inscribed by theA fantastic centerpiece on any shelf, table or shrine. The image is a reproduction of a picture stone found at Rikvide burial field in Gotland, Sweden. The original stone is dated to the 5th 7th Century and has two main motifs. The top part has a triskele symbol made from three snake like creatures with the heads of a bird, a predator and a boar. The lower part has the famous depiction of a woman holding a snake in each hand. The motif is believed to