Jelling, Dänemark. Die Gestalt Christi auf der großen Jelling rune Stone von König Harald Bluetooth in der 960 s angehoben. Andere Seite von runic Text.
2912 x 4368 px | 24,7 x 37 cm | 9,7 x 14,6 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
11. Juli 2009
Ort:
Jelling, Jutland, Denmark
Weitere Informationen:
The large Jelling rune stone from the 10th century, the 960s, was raised by King Harald Bluetooth in memory of his father Gorm and his mother Thyra, and in celebration of the conquest of Denmark and Norway and the conversion of the Danes to Christianity and thus sometimes called "Denmark's birth cerfificate". Somehow King Harald Bluetooth became known as a great communicator and has thus given name to today's open wireless protocol for data exchange used by computers and cell phones, the Bluetooth. So, actually, this is the first bluetooth transferred data. Page two in the official Danish passport displays this design in a red print. To see the front with the runes and the translated runic text, search for: G204YM or CBDX2M - the image on page 2 in the Danish passport HTHA2A
