Ardre VIII stone

E876306

The Ardre VIII stone is a Viking Age picture stone from Gotland, Sweden, renowned for its intricate carvings depicting Norse mythological scenes, including the eight-legged horse Sleipnir.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf picture stone
runic-era monument
artHistoricalSignificance key source for Norse mythological imagery
artStyle Viking Age art
associatedWith Norse paganism
Odin’s horse Sleipnir NERFINISHED
chronology Viking Age NERFINISHED
collection Ardre picture stones NERFINISHED
country Sweden
culture Norse
depicts Norse mythology NERFINISHED
Odin NERFINISHED
Sleipnir NERFINISHED
mythological scenes
era early medieval period
foundIn Ardre parish NERFINISHED
foundOn Gotland island NERFINISHED
hasEightLeggedHorseDepiction Sleipnir NERFINISHED
hasFeature carved panels
narrative imagery
heritage Viking Age NERFINISHED
isPartOf Ardre picture stones NERFINISHED
languageContext Old Norse culture
locatedIn Gotland NERFINISHED
Sweden
material stone
notableFor intricate carvings
mythological iconography
region Baltic Sea region NERFINISHED
usedFor commemoration
religious symbolism
writingSystem runic tradition

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Sleipnir appearsOn Ardre VIII stone