Swastika - The Symbol of the Buddha
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Egypt - Unearthed relics in Naucratis, part I
[07/29/2003] All of the items are clearly displaying swastikas, as a kind of
decoration. One could assume that those Greek vases have been imported
to Egypt. Originally they were probably not of Egyptian, but of Greek
origin.
Christians from Greece, mostly immigrants, have supposedly brought
these back to Egypt. Almost all of the Swastikas are on vases or on
some fabric. They were used in different sizes.
You can also click and enlarge some of them (mostly the ones with small text beside them).
More information can be found under:
• Fortzetzung T">Fortzetzung Teil 2
This sign is a cosmic religious sign and never and by no means a political symbol.
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