Terracotta Angel, c.1896
Watts Chapel, England
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Our 34th edition is packed with the latest research and discoveries: the restoration of the Wunderkreis turf labyrinth in Kaufbeuren, Germany; the mysterious restored Roman brick labyrinth on the Palatine in Italy, articles on new & innovative labyrinths and mazes worldwide, the mathematical notation of medieval labyrinth designs, the first church labyrinth in America and much more besides.
Jeff Saward, Editor
Caerdroia 34
September 2004
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The Kaufbeuren Wunderkreis Restored : Erwin Reißmann reports from Germany
The Palatine Labyrinth : Staffan Lundén explores the origin of this curious Roman
brick labyrinth -
Into the Country : the latest news from Adrian Fisher, maze builder extraordinary
The Calgary Labyrinth : Mazda Munn builds a new labyrinth on the island of Mull
Three Interesting Labyrinth Locations in the Netherlands : Fons Schaefers reports
The Snoopy Labyrinth : Lea Goode-
Labyrinth Garden Wins Gold : Andrew Wiggins builds a prize winner
Budapest's Underground Labyrinth : Jeffrey Wexler goes exploring
Two Labyrinths in South Africa : Fons Schaefers takes a detour or two while on holiday
A Mathematical Notation for Medieval Labyrinths : Jacques Hébert explains
The Labyrinth of the City : Henning Eichberg examines the contradictions
Notes and Queries : the usual round up of stray pathways within the labyrinth -
Labyrinth Reviews : the latest maze and labyrinth publications and CD's reviewed
The Labyrinth Society : Kimberly Lowelle Saward, TLS President, updates the news
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CAERDROIA 34
The Journal of Mazes & Labyrinths
