Text, Motif from the large Jelling Stone
Archaeological Museum of Alicante, Spain (MARQ)Crucifix-like design with. Motif from the large Jelling Stone. The large Jelling Stone erected in 965 by Harald Bluetooth, son of King Gorm and Queen Thyra, tells of Harald's achievements in uniting Denmark and making the Danes Christian. The stone has three sides. One is engraved with runes, and another with a mythical beast. The third side depicts a crucified Christ.
Crucifix-like Motif from the large Jelling Stone
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celtic knot
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crucifix
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description
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disc on the head
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halo
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three-pointed
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triquetra
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twists
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Motif from the large Jelling Stone, crucifix, disc on head
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