The article doesn't seem to mention the "Futhark", which is the Runic alphabet, which _is_ the same alphabet optimized for carving into grained wood. For some

The article doesn't seem to mention the "Futhark", which is the Runic alphabet, which _is_ the same alphabet optimized for carving into grained wood. For some reason, the old Scandinavian stylization of this alphabet is not ordered the same, since "futhark" is, like "alphabet" being the first two letters in order, "f" "u" "th" "a" "r" "k", no?