Tetraskelion

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  • The Four Winds seal of New College of Florida, designed by I.M. Pei and based on an ancient Greek motif.
    The Four Winds seal of New College of Florida, designed by I.M. Pei and based on an ancient Greek motif.
  • Golden cup from the Aegina Treasure, created 1850-1550 BCE.
    Golden cup from the Aegina Treasure, created 1850-1550 BCE.
  • Fylfot, a heraldic tetraskelion.
    Fylfot, a heraldic tetraskelion.
  • A heraldic "tetraskele" cross.
    A heraldic "tetraskele" cross.
  • Tetraskele, a symbol used for "repeat" in music.
    Tetraskele, a symbol used for "repeat" in music.
  • Device of a cross gammadion or tetraskele of four human legs joined by a certral pin within a frame of four curves.
    Device of a cross gammadion or tetraskele of four human legs joined by a certral pin within a frame of four curves.
  • Anglo-Saxon openwork circular gold pendant with a four-spiral swastika-type or tetraskele pattern in the center.
    Anglo-Saxon openwork circular gold pendant with a four-spiral swastika-type or tetraskele pattern in the center.
  • 450-430/20 BC. Facing head of Silenos / Tetraskeles.
    450-430/20 BC. Facing head of Silenos / Tetraskeles.
  • Lauburu, the Basque cross symbol
    Lauburu, the Basque cross symbol
  • Coat of arms of Ajangiz with two Basque "lauburu" symbols.
    Coat of arms of Ajangiz with two Basque "lauburu" symbols.
  • Found in Lithuania
    Found in Lithuania
  • Cycladic "frying-pan," probably 2800-2700 BCE, from the Louros cemetery on Naxos, grave 26.
    Cycladic "frying-pan," probably 2800-2700 BCE, from the Louros cemetery on Naxos, grave 26.
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