✅ SOLVED Nordic Rune ?

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This came out from under a sidewalk from a school built in the 30's.

Slightly smaller than a quarter and made of lead or similar material.

It had a string attached which fell off due to deterioration.

It could be a Peoro?

Any idea of the the age?

 

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It could be a Peoro?

Are you thinking of Perthro? I've never heard of a "Peoro."

I'm sorry, but either your photos are really unfocused, or my vision has taken a sudden turn for the worse.

"(Lot-cup)
What is not yet known or revealed, the essential self, taking a chance
In the earlier forms of rune reading there was not a blank rune, but Perthro served as the rune of destiny. For this reason I have not used a blank in this section, as it seems to duplicate Perthro
In the tradition of the early Northern peoples, gambling and divination were very close in function and decisions would be made from casting lots, (sometimes runes), whether to travel or to remain close to home, to fight or to take evasive tactics, for the fall of the dice or runes or whatever was cast, would indicate, it was believed the will of the gods.
However this was not a fixed fate and the gambler or diviner was expected to read his orlog or fate and then take appropriate action either to maximise good fortune or avoid any potential pitfalls.
There is a mention of Perthro only in the Anglo - Saxon poem which speaks of `play and laughter in the beer hall among bold men’.
`Testing their luck' which Vikings did both in lot-casting and then in the real world was a way the warriors discovered truths about their essential self, essence, the root person with both strengths and weakness, vices and virtues and so this too is an important attribute of perthro." ALL ABOUT RUNES AND HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN

Kenaz Filan: May 2010​