class="indent2">Designs on pottery

920 Designs on basketry 924   IV.—The Cross Among the American Indians. Different forms 926 The cross on objects of shell and copper 926 The cross on pottery 931 Symbolic meanings of the cross 933 The four winds 934 Sun and star symbols 936 Dwellings 936 Dragon fly (Susbeca) 936 Midēᐟ, or Shamans 937 Flocks of birds 937 Human forms 938 Maidenhood 939 Shaman’s spirit 939 Divers significations 939 Introduction of the cross into America 944 Decorative forms not of the cross, but allied to the Swastika 946 Color stamps from Mexico and Venezuela 946   V.—Significance of the Swastika. 948   VI.—The Migration of Symbols. Migration of the Swastika 952 Migration of classic symbols 960 The sacred tree of the Assyrians 960 The sacred cone of Mesopotamia 960 The Crux ansata, the key of life 961 The winged globe 961 The caduceus 962 The trisula 963 The double-headed eagle on the escutcheon of Austria and Russia 963 The lion rampant of Belgium 963 Greek art and architecture 964 The Greek fret