"DR 65 also known as Aarhus Stone 2, Aarhus 3 or Aarhus IV, is dated to c. 970–1020. It was found as part of a staircase during a renovation of Aarhus Cathedral School in 1847. The stone has been carved a number of times suggesting it has been used a building material on more than one occasion. The stone is of granite and measures 100 cm × 48 cm × 42 cm (39 in × 19 in × 17 in) although it has been cut to fit as construction material resulting in the upper and right side resulting in parts of the inscription missing. The inscribed runes are 14.5 cm × 16.5 cm (5.7 in × 6.5 in).
Inscription
Transcription Ásgæi??/Ásgæi? Biarn[a?] ... s[t]æina? þá[si] ...
Danish translation [...] Asger Bjørns ?[søn] ... disse stene ...
English translation Ásgeirr ?son of Biorn ... these stones ...
It is uncertain if the stone was made by Bjørn, son of Asger, or if it was made in his memory."
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