14 August 2021
After entering through the gate to Kulturen in Lund, you have a restaurant on the left, straight ahead the white house with entrance to Kulturen and on the right is a bike rack and a lawn with trees, planting and four rune stones. All the rune stones have been named after the place where they were found and then moved here.

Inside the white house are three more rune stones. Just to the right after the entrance to the reception are three stone from the Hunnestad Monument. You can see them through the glass door into them, but to enter you have to pay admission.

The Hunnestad monument stood in Hunnestad outside Ystad. It was depicted in the 1620s and then consisted of eight stones of which two with runes and three figurines. In 1814, parts of them were found in a fence. The two rune stones and a figurine stone that was found are now in Kulturen. Another of the figurines was found in a bridge foundation in Hunnestad on 16 December 2020 during a sewer excavation.

After studying rune stones and doing a tour of Kulturen, we have lunch at the restaurant.

Bjäresjöstenen 2: 1627 was depicted when it was in a stone fence in Bjäresjö. In the 19th century it was moved to Marsvinsholms park, later donated to the Historical Museum in Lund to end up here.
Åke put this stone after Ulf, his brother, a very good fighter.

Dagstorpsstenen: In 1910 it was excavated and blasted into a hundred pieces before it was discovered that there were runes on the stone. 104 pieces of the stone were put together.
Sigmund put this stone after klakR, his father.

Dalbystenen: A small runestone that was discovered in 1931 in a stone bridge at Sjöstorp between Lund and Dalby. The carver was not entirely proficient in runic writing.
Torger erected stone this after itinkil, his father, a good farmer, who for a long time ...

Skårbystenen 1: was depicted in 1627 when it was found together with other monumental stones in a meadow outside Skårby by the village Gudsnave. In the 1870s, it was moved to Marsvinsholm's park together with the Hunnestad Monument. In 1913 it came to Lund.
Kåulv and Aute they put this stone after Tomme, his brother, who owned Guussnava.

Inside the entrance to Kulturen is the Hunnestad monument stones.

Hunnestad stone 1: It was found split into three parts. A carving depicts a man in a headdress and with an ax.
Esbern and Tomme they put this stone after Roi and Lekfröjd, sons (of) Gunne Hand.

Hunnestad stone 2: Also this stone is erected by Esbern, Tomme is now dead. The stone is decorated with a cross.
Esbern put this stone after Tomme, son (of) Gunne Hand.

Hunnestad stone 3: An image stone depicting a woman riding a wolf and with snakes in her hands.

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