  | Page. | | Preface | 763 | | | I.—Definitions, Description, and Origin. | | Different forms of the cross | 765 | | Names and definitions of the Swastika | 768 | | Symbolism and interpretation | 770 | | Origin and habitat | 791 | | | II.—Dispersion of the Swastika. | | Extreme Orient | 799 | | Japan | 799 | | Korea | 799 | | China | 799 | | Tibet | 802 | | India | 802 | | Classical Orient | 806 | | Babylonia, Assyria, Chaldea, and Persia | 806 | | Phenicia | 807 | | Lycaonia | 807 | | Armenia | 807 | | Caucasus | 808 | | Asia Minor—Troy (Hissarlik) | 809 | | First and Second Cities | 810 | | The Third or Burnt City | 811 | | The Fourth City | 813 | | The Fifth City | 818 | | The Sixth and Seventh Cities | 819 | | Leaden idol of Hissarlik | 829 | | Owl-shaped vases | 830 | | The age of Trojan cities | 832 | | Africa | 833 | | Egypt | 833 | | Naukratis | 834 | | Coptos (Achmim-Panopolis) | 834 | | Algeria | 838 | | Ashantee | 838 | | Classical Occident—Mediterranean | 839 | | Greece, Cyprus, Rhodes, Melos, and Thera | 839 | | Greek fret and Egyptian meander not the same as the Swastika | 839 | | Swastika in panels | 845 | | Swastikas with four arms crossing at right angles, ends bent to the right | 846 | | Swastikas with four arms crossing at right angles, ends bent to the left | 847 | | Swastikas with four arms crossing at other than right angles, the ends ogee and to the left | 848 | | Meander pattern, with ends bent to the right and left | 849 | | Swastikas of different kinds on the same object | 849 | | Europe | 854 | | Bronze age |
THE SWASTIKA, THE EARLIEST KNOWN SYMBOL, AND ITS MIGRATIONS; WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE
MIGRATION OF CERTAIN INDUSTRIES IN PREHISTORIC TIMES. By Thomas Wilson,
Curator, Department of Prehistoric Anthropology, U. S. National Museum.
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