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In Greece the svastika appears on the archaic pottery ascribed to between the years 700 and 500 B. C. In the Thomas Wilson’s list the Fig. 140 shows the Grecian geometric vase of Smyrna, Fig. 153 shows the geometric Grecian vase of Thesa., Fig. 155 shows another Grecian vase (oinochoe), and Fig. 130 shows the Naukratis vase of Greece. In the same list Fig. 186 shows the Cervetri-Italian cinerary Urn, and Fig. 171 shows the detail of Rhodian vase. The Figs. 59 and 63 of the same list show the spindle whorl of Troy.