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Triskelion, Sicily 873 Triskelion, Isle of Man 874 Punch marks on Corinthian coins mistaken for Swastikas 875 Swastika on ancient Hindu coins 877 Swastika on coins in Mesembria and Gaza 878 Swastika on Danish gold bracteates 878 United States of America 879 Pre-Columbian times 879 Fains Island and Toco mounds, Tennessee 879 Hopewell Mound, Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio 888 Mounds in Arkansas 893 North American Indians 894 Kansas 894 Sacs 895 Pueblos 896 Navajoes 897 Pimas 901 Colonial patchwork 901 Central America 902 Nicaragua 902 Yucatan 902 Costa Rica 903 South America 903 Brazil 903 Paraguay 905   III.—Forms Allied To the Swastika. Meanders, ogees, and spirals, bent to the left as well as to the right 905 Aboriginal American engravings and paintings 906 Designs on shell 906 Ivory-billed woodpecker 907 The triskele, triskelion, or triquetrum 908 The spider 913 The rattlesnake 914 The human face and form 914