File:Odin-Stone sketch.jpeg

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Description	Deutsch: Odin-Stone Todesjahr unbekannt. Bild ist im 19. Jahrhundert entstanden. - Vor Dezember 1814 muss es entstanden sein (Danach wurde der Stein zerstört).
Date	2007-07-16 (original upload date) (Original text : 19th century, 19. Jahrhundert, before December 1814)
Source	Transferred from de.wikipedia (Original text : Orkneyjar)
Author	Original uploader was Srvban at de.wikipedia (Original text : Elizabeth, Marchioness of Stafford)
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