The Swastika : the Earliest Known Symbol, And Its Migrations : With Observations On the Migration of Certain Industries in Prehistoric Times
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It is questionable whether this or any of its kindred were ever intended to represent either the Swastika or any other specific form of the cross.
One evidence of this is that these orna- ments shade off indefinitely until they ar- rive at a form which was surely not intended to represent any form of the cross, whether Swastika or not. The line of separation is not now suggested by the author.' An elaboration of the preceding forms, both of the vessel and its ornamentation, is shown by the vess...el represented in fig. 291, which is fashioned to represent some grotesque beast with horns, expanding nostrils, and grinning mouth, yet which, might serve as a teapot as well as the former two vessels.
The decoration ni^on its side has six incised lines crossing each other in the center and expanding in volutes until they cover the entire side of the vessel, as in the other specimens. Fig. 292 shows a pot from Arkansas. Its body is decorated with incised lines arranged in much the same form as fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is questionable whether this or any of its kindred were ever intended to represent either the Swastika or any other specific form of the cross.
One evidence of this is that these orna- ments shade off indefinitely until they ar- rive at a form which was surely not intended to represent any form of the cross, whether Swastika or not. The line of separation is not now suggested by the author.' An elaboration of the preceding forms, both of the vessel and its ornamentation, is shown by the vess...el represented in fig. 291, which is fashioned to represent some grotesque beast with horns, expanding nostrils, and grinning mouth, yet which, might serve as a teapot as well as the former two vessels.
The decoration ni^on its side has six incised lines crossing each other in the center and expanding in volutes until they cover the entire side of the vessel, as in the other specimens. Fig. 292 shows a pot from Arkansas. Its body is decorated with incised lines arranged in much the same form as fig.
What to read after The Swastika : the Earliest Known Symbol, And Its Migrations : With Observations On the Migration of Certain Industries in Prehistoric Times?
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