Tängelgårda stone

The Tängelgårda stone displays intricate carvings depicting Norse mythology scenes across multiple panels with detailed craftsmanship and symbolic representations.

Discovered in the 1860s near Fånggården farm, the stone dates between 400-550 CE and contains valuable inscriptions from the early medieval Scandinavian period.

The stone features ravens, an eight-legged horse, and valknuts, reflecting the deep connection between Norse warrior society and their religious beliefs.

The original stone resides in the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm, where visitors can examine its detailed carvings and learn about Viking Age artifacts.

This archaeological treasure contains specific panels showing men carrying oath rings and participating in ritualistic activities with horns inside structured settings.

Location: Gotland Municipality

GPS coordinates: 57.81667,18.71667

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:29