Swastika (yung-drung) tattooed on hand of native at k.u.mb.u.m, p. 67.
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R. Gibson in Middle Row, and Tho. Hodgson over a-gainst Gray"s-Inn Gate in Holborn, 1702.
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Triskelion--Coat of arms of Isle of Man.
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SCHLIEMANN, HEINRICH. Atlas Trojanischer Alterthumer.Photographische Abbildungenzu demBerichteuber die Ausgrabungen in TrojavonDr. Heinrich Schliemann.(Design)Leipzig:In Commission bei F. A.
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Spindle whorls--_pa.s.sim_. Swastikas on many specimens from fig. No.
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"Owl-faced" (?) vases, figs. 227, 1293, 1294. Fig. 986 (not owl, but human, Virchow), pp. xiii, xiv.
Figures of Swastika on spindle-whorls--_pa.s.sim_--fig. 1850 is in the U. S. National Museum.
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Swastika, preface xviii, xxi, pp. 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128.
Spiral form, pp. 123.
Lycian coins--triskelion, pp. 123, 124.
SCHVINDT, THEODOR. Vihko 1-4Suomalaisia koristeita.1.
Ompelukoristeita.Finnische Ornamente.1. Stickornamente.Heft 1-4Suolalaisen Kirjallisunden Seura Helsingissa.1894.
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Human figures on copper plates, repousse work, figs. 42, 43, pp. 100, 101.
Eagle (copper) Mound near Bluff Lake, Union County, Illinois, fig. 48, p. 105.