298 in Uringe Malm, and Sö 301 in Ågesta Bro. For this inscription, Halvdan used a punctuation mark usually consisting of two dots between each word in the runic text. Inscription Transliteration of the runes into Latin characters far(e)biarn : lit : hagua : stain : et : haulf : sun * si- : hal(t)an : hiak : runa Transcription into Old Norse Farbjôrn/Freybjôrn lét hôggva stein at Háulf, son si[nn]. Halfdan hjó rúnar. Translation in English Farbjôrn/Freybjôrn had the stone cut in memory of Háulfr, his son. Halfdan cut the runes. References External links Photograph - Swedish National Heritage Board Runestones in Södermanland