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275. Turanian, originally a northern race, (see Phoenicians), 517. Turtle, at Quirigua, 234; in Egyptian symbolism, 398. Tusayan, ceremonies, symbols and myths compared with those of Central America, 200. Tuscaroras, 196. Tutulxius, 211; immigrants into Yucatan, tradition concerning, 210. Twin, divine (see Dual Divinity). Twin serpents, on Mexican Calendar Stone, symbolizing dual forces of nature, and quadruplication, 257; on dual statues, on summit of great Temple of Mexico, 266. Tylor, E. B., 196, 363. Tyre, destruction of, by the Greeks, 527. Tzendals, culture hero of, 60, 71, 72; calendar signs, 180; social organization and numerical system, 181, 182. Tzilan, ancient capital in Yucatan, 234. Tzitzimi-Cihuatl, name of Quilaztli, 60. Uhle, Max, 167-169. Upsala, university of, 230, _note_. Urhye, Chinese dictionary, 292. Ursa Major, myths concerning, 8, 11, 12; meaning of name in Nahuatl, 8, 9; four positions of form swastika, 14-22; nearer to pole-star in remote antiquity, 21; rotary motion, 22; positions of, scratched on rocks, beginning of astronomical records, 23; Tezcatlipoca and ocelot associated with, 26; in relation to sacred numbers, 29; resembles s-shape, 34; in relation to idea of Above and Below, 40; ancient Mexicans claimed descent from Ursa Major and Minor, 57; on calendar stone, 246, 250; identified as star-god, "Youal-tecuhtli" mentioned by Sahagun, 279; among the ancient Chinese, 284, 285, 291, 298, 302; in Hindu religion, 319; in Babylonia and Assyria, 358, _note_; in Egypt, 378, 382, 384, 385, 397, 400, 410; Akkadian title, Akanna=the Lord of Heaven, 394; Greek name for Helice, 447; as sailing guide in ancient Greece, 451, 452; became circumpolar about B.C. 4000, time of adoption of swastika symbol, 461. Ursa Minor, S-shaped figure sign of, 11, 29; connected with Tezcatlipoca, 12; rotation of, 18; suavastika formed by, 19; in relation to sacred number, 29, 33; represented by recurved sceptre, 34; represented by Maya glyph, Hun-Imix, 35; in connection with Polaris, 36; in relation to idea of Above and Below, 40; symbol of; s-shaped breads made in honor of, 46; ancient Mexicans claimed descent from Ursa Major and Minor, 57; in Copan swastika, 224; in Egypt, 382; in Babylonia-Assyria=Kakkabu, 400; in ancient Greece as
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