Recasting the Runes: The Reform of the Anglo-Saxon "futhorc"

additional runes alphabet Anglo Anglo-Frisian Anglo-Saxon England Anglo-Saxon futhorc Anglo-Saxon runic inscriptions appears archaeological argued attested Bammesberger Blackburn 1991 Brandon brooch cemetery characters Chessell Christian Christian-period clearly coins context Continent Continental Cuthbert's coffin Derolez Düwel early Anglo-Saxon inscriptions early inscriptions eighth century English Runes epigraphical evidence Evison fifth Franks casket Frisian gagaga Germanic Harford Farm brooch Hines identified Illerup inscribed instance interpretation Kent known Kragehul Kylver later Anglo-Saxon runic linguistic literacy Lønstrup Looijenga Loveden Loveden Hill manuscripts moneyer ninth objects Odenstedt Old English older futhark Parsons perhaps pommel possible probably RäF reading reform represent roman script rune-forms rune-name runes runic corpus runic tradition runological Ruthwell cross Saxon Scandinavia seems sequence seventh century single-barred sixth century solidus sound-changes Spong Hill standard stave stone suggest surviving Thames scramasax tion transliterated Undley bracteate usage variants vowel vowel-runes Watchfield