Neil Hopcroft

Outside Runtuna Kyrka there are a couple of rune stones, one of which is, I believe, Sö 143. “Eyjarr lét gera kuml bæði eptir “Ingulf, son sinn. Hjalpi “Kristr ǫnd hans.”.

A. with a runestone.

After leaving Uppsala I found some more rune stones. I believe these are U962, U963, U964 and U965, based on finding them outside Vaksala church, but cannot find any information on their inscriptions or translations (can anyone read runes?). Updated: This site suggests some translations.

Walking around Uppsala I found a square full of rune stones. [image missing] U937 – “Tjägn och Gunnar reste stenarna till minne av Väder, sin broder.”

There are another couple of runestones at a junction of two small roads near Löt.

In the churchyard of Skokloster Slott there are a couple of rune stones, one double sided.

A little further from Häggeby rune stone and Häggeby church is another rune stone, this at the end of a little pathway in what appears to be the bottom of somebodies garden. “Rúna had the landmark made in memory of Spjallboði and in memory of Sveinn and in memory of Andvéttr and in memory of Ragnarr, sons of her and Helgi/Egli/Engli; […]

Just beyond Häggeby there is a runestone by the side of the road.

Outside the church in Hågtuna.

As well as the runestone by the station there is one in Torekällbergets museum.