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This order of runes with these graphic forms is used in many rune staves in the collections of the National Museum of Finland. Note that the first sixteen of them make up the so-called younger futhark (runic alphabet), but with the fourteenth and fifteenth runes (codes 5850 and 5848, i.e. ᛚ (L) & ᛘ (M)) having swapped their places from the usual m-l order:

ᚠ (F), ᚢ (U), ᚦ (Th), ᚭ (O), ᚱ (R), ᚴ (K), ᚼ (H), ᚿ (N),

ᛁ (I), ᛆ (A), ᛋ (S), ᛏ (T), ᛒ (B), ᛚ (L), ᛘ (M), ᛦ (Y),

The last three lunation runes were ligatures, coined to make up the full 1-19 set: ᛮ (ARLAUG), ᛯ (TVIMADUR), &#5872 (BELGTHOR)

R. W. V. Elliott, Runes: An Introduction, St Martin's Press; 2nd edition, 1989.

R. W. V. Elliott, The Runic Script, in The World's Writing Systems, edited by Peter T. Daniels and William Bright, Oxford Univ. Press, 1996. p. 333-339.

G. Henriksson, The pagan Great Midwinter Sacrifice and the royal mounds at Old Uppsala (some background on runic calendar staffs)

Unicode Consortium, Unicode Standard Version 4.0, Chapter 13, Archaic Scripts (Runic)

Unicode Consortium, Unicode Home Page (Follow the link "Display Problems?" to find an appropriate information/font file to show the Runes correctly).

Wikipedia: Computus (information about the Metonic cycle and lunar calendars)

Index entries for sequences related to calendars

TITUS Cyberbit Basic font (Unicode font containing also Runes, among other characters)

Cf. A061745.

Sequence in context: A004953 A004973 A114361 this_sequence A104284 A131494 A035903

Adjacent sequences: A098473 A098474 A098475 this_sequence A098477 A098478 A098479

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Antti Karttunen (his-firstname.his-surname(AT)iki.fi), Sep 10 2004.