Sun Wheel – The Ancient Swastika
The Women’s Dance I: Southern Asia
Armenian Eternity Sign (arevakhach)
Georgian Eternity Sign (Borjgali)
The Kolovrat (Коловрат) Swastika (Свастика)
- the foremost symbol representing Rodnovery amongst East Slavic peoples and traditions.
Armenian dancers
Ingushetia National Flag
Solar emblem of Vainakh represents not only the sun and the universe
but also awareness of the oneness of the spirit in the past, present and future
Old Avarian popular symbols appearing on stone and felt
Avar, Kumyk
Flag of Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug
Flag of the Isle of Man
Flag of Sicily
Kuna, indigenous people of Panama and Colombia
Flag of India
Swastika, a symbol of auspiciousness in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism
Jainism
Mezin, Ukraine, 10,000 BC
Swastika, Balkans, 7th-6th mill. BC
Cucuteni-Trypillian, 6500 BC
Swastika, Vinca, 5500-4800 BC
Samarra, Iraq, 5000 BC
Swastika, Hassuna, 5500 BC
Swastika, Elam, 4000 BC
Swastika, Ur, Early dynastic, 2900-2400 BC
Swastika, Ur, Jemdet Nasr, 3100-2900 BC
Swastika, Ur, Jemdet Nasr, 3100-2900 BC
Swastika seals, Indus Valley
Minoan
Swastika, Early Cycladik II, 2700-2300 BC
Bronze Age Mycenaean
Swastika, China, Majiayao, Mid 3rd mill BC
Swastika, China, Majiayao, Mid 3rd mill BC
Swastika, China, Majiayao, Mid 3rd mill BC
Swastika, China, Majiayao, Mid 3rd mill BC
Swastika, Minoan, 1800-1600 BC
Triskele, China, 1200-650 BC
Etruscan, Bolsena, Italy, 700-650 BC
Greek, Attica, ca. 780 BC
Artemis with swastikas. Greece, circa 700 BC
Thebes, Greece, 500 BC
La Olmeda, Spain, Ancient Rome
Nydam Mose, Denmark, 300-400
Anglo-Saxon, North Elmham, Norfolk, 500-600
Buckle from Oseberg Vikingship Buddha
Runestone from Snoldelev, East Zealand, Denmark, 900 AD
Antique Navajo
Antique Navajo
Antique Navajo
Ghana, 1400 AD
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