The Swastika. The Earliest-known Symbol and its Migrations. With Observations on the Migration of Certain Industries in Prehistoric Times

W. W. N.

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The Swastika, in Sanskrit literally meaning good luck and well being, was first used and mentioned in the Vedas. While its name is Vedic, it appears in art and design throughout history.

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