The runic inscription on the Fyrby Runestone consists of runic text within a band that curves along the face of the north side of a granite boulder that is two meters in height.
The runic text indicates that the inscription is a memorial to a father from his two sons which also boasts of the skills of the sons in rune-making,[REF] claiming that the brothers were the most skilled in runes in Miðgarði or "Middle Earth".