Clay vessel with swastika design
European Museums, Budapest History Museum, HungarySwastika engraved on a clay vessel. One of the most important prehistoric technical innovations, the production of wheelmade clay pottery, is associated with the inhabitants of the Great Hungarian Plain. The technique was introduced in the Scythian period and originated from Greek pottery workshops around the Black Sea.
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Swastika engraved on a clay vessel
Taken on Saturday 08th of August 2015
Device: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Model: SP800UZ
Tags:
clay
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cross with a broken circle
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four-point
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four-pointed cross
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rounded swastika
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scythian
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swastika
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vessel
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wavy symbol
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zigzag
Source: Budapest, Hungary
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