Germany - The cathedral at Cologne at the Rhine - churches and the Roman Germanic museum

Further Photo’s of the fountain

Only pattern in a swastika like form at the cathedral, here it decorates the window of the cathedral building cellar.

**Roman - Germanic Museum**

Fragments of a frieze with fylfot-ornament (meander). These fragments are predominantly assembled from buildings, under which a few certainly originated from grave houses. So it becomes obvious that the houses of the dead were also frequently decorated, just as the houses of the living were.


'Dining-room' with original ground mosaics and tables with food and tea-set The mosaic floor comes from the house next door,a large city villa with the Dionysos-mosaic: The circles fitting together with 'fylfot', are an endlessly repeatable pattern for any desirable large room. The mosaic: 2.-3. A.D. habitat: Cologne, cathedral south side. (Roman - Germanic museum.)
Decoration disks with three foot and eight foot patterns. Galvanized or silvered, habitat unknown. (Roman - Germanic museum)	Here a motif with curved swastikas in fylfot. Form as a disks fibula with animal decoration. Bronze, silvered and gilded, Almadin, origin unknown. (Roman - Germanic museum) Fitting disk with various colored glass-inlay in fylfot pattern.
A church with several three foot (swastikas) just as they can be found everywhere in Germany.	A church with several two foot \|(swastikas) just as they can also be found everywhere in Germany.

The „Schneußformen“ (tokens) are by the way symbols of the stonecutters, that were organized in craft-guilds and have there own meaning and tradition.