114 to 124. Trojan Spindle-whorls. Schliemann, _Ilios_ 828

125. Leaden idol, Artemis Nana of Chaldea, with Swastika.

Hissarlik, 23 feet depth, 1-1/3 natural size. Schliemann,

_Ilios_, fig. 226 829

126. Terra-cotta vase with mamelon. Fourth city; 16-1/2 feet

depth. One-third natural size. Cat. No. 149676, U. S. N.

M. 830

127. Terra-cotta vase with circle or ring. Fourth city; 20

feet depth. One-third natural size. Schliemann, _Ilios_,

fig. 988 830

128. Terra-cotta vase, with circle or ring with _Croix

swasticale_. Fourth city; 20 feet depth. One-sixth

natural size. Schliemann, _Ilios_, fig. 986 831

129. Terra-cotta vase, with circle or ring inclosing Swastika.

Fifth city; 10 feet depth. Two-fifths natural size.

Schliemann, _Troja_, fig. 101 831

130. Greek vase showing deer, geese, and three Swastikas.

Naukratis, ancient Egypt, sixth and fifth centuries B. C.

Flinders Petrie, _Third Mem. Egypt Expl. Fund_, pt. 1, pl.

IV, fig. 3; and Goodyear, _Grammar_, etc., pl. LX, fig. 2 834

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