transcription: Þiagn ok Gunnarr ræistu stæina æftiʀ Veðr, broður sinn. English translation: Thane and Gunnar raised this stone after Veðr, their brother. U 990 Runestone U 990 has its runic text within a serpent that circles a central Christian cross. It remains in its original location in Funbo. It is composed of granite and is 1.5 meters in height. This stone is classified as being carved in runestone style Fp, which is characterized by runic bands that end with animal heads when seen from above. Inscription Transliteration: uaþr + auk × þakn × auk × kunar + raistu × stain + þana × at × haursa × foþur sin + kuþ hialbi ot hans × Old West Norse transcription: Veðr ok Þegn ok Gunnarr reistu stein þenna at Haursa, fôður sinn. Guð hjalpi ônd hans. Old East Norse transcription: Veðr ok Þegn ok Gunnarr ræistu stæin þenna at Haursa, faður sinn. Guð hialpi and hans. English translation: Veðr and Thane and Gunnar raised this stone after Haursi, their father. God help his soul. U 991 Runestone U 991, which is composed of granite and is 1.5 meters in height, consists of runic text within a serpent that circles a central beast. Although having different imagery, it contains the same message in its inscription as U 937. Because they have the same message, it has been suggested that they once formed part of a coupled memorial at the same site to the deceased brother Veðr. These are considered to be the most recent of the four Funbo inscriptions and, although unsigned, are attributed to the runemaster Fot. U 991 is classified as being carved in either runestone style Pr3 or Pr4. U 999 Runestone U 999 has text within a band that ends in a serpent head and was raised by Haursi and his brother after their father. This granite stone is 1.65 meters in height and is considered to have the oldest inscription of the four runestones from Funbo. It is classified as being carved in runestone style Fp. Inscription Transliteration: haursi : auk : kitil : raistu : aftir : þekn : faþur : sin : staina : þisa : at : bunta : kuþan : o : funum Old West Norse transcription: Haursi ok Ketill reistu eptir Þegn, fôður sinn, steina þessa, at bónda góðan á Funnum/Fúnum. Old East Norse transcription: Haursi ok Kætill ræistu æftiʀ Þegn, faður