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Professor Max Müller concludes that the svastika has been found in nearly every country of Europe (*Ind. Ant.*, Vol. ⅩⅤ, p. 94). In his *Early History of Mankind*, Mr. Tylor has shown the extensive use of the svastika symbol at some period in every quarter of globe as exemplified above. And Mr. Walhouse (*Ind. Ant.*, Vol. Ⅶ, p. 177) has identified both the right-handed and left-handed forms in all countries of Asia, Europe, and Africa.