In Lithuanian mythology, the slightly adjusted #Swastika Ugunskrusts (left, second from top) is considered to be a symbol of Perkūnas, the most important deity after Dievas.
#Swastika rock engravings from Angola. c. 6th century BCE The local African population, like the Indo-Europeans, believed the symbol to be solar. When asked where it came from they proclaimed its divine origins. (Coimbra, page 5)
Latvju Rakstu Ābecīte (ABC of Latvian Ornaments), page 9. In the Baltic region, the #Swastika is commonly known as the Ugunskrusts (Fire Cross), with variants known as the Thunder Cross and the Laima Cross.