Caerdroia 36
November 2006

A new edition of Caerdroia is available. Orders are now being taken for immediate delivery.

Our 36th edition contains 68 pages packed with the usual mix of in-depth studies and the latest labyrinth reasearch, including two important items on the little known labyrinths in India. Evidently, more discoveries await in the Indian sub-continent, and new chapters on the history and distribution of labyrinths in this region will need to be written.

Jeff Saward, Editor

Editorial : Jeff Saward reviews this issue and forthcoming projects
The Labyrinth on Coins & Tokens : Jeff Saward describes two unusual labyrinth tokens in the Labyrinthos Archive Collection
How to Solve a Maze : Michael Behrend studies the mathematical algorithms for determining the pathways of mazes
The Classical Maze & the Octaëteris : Lance Latham examines the connections between the classical labyrinth form and calendric systems
Kota Labyrinths in Southern India : Klaus Kürvers documents a research trip to Southern India, with photographer Jürgen Hohmuth, in search of the elusive labyrinths in the Nilgiris Mountains
Mazes and Mysteries : David Ellis explores the mazes that appear in mystery and detective novels, from the tales of M. R. James, to modern times
Notes and Queries : further discoveries in India; a labyrinth festival in Cork, Ireland and labyrinths, old and new, in Croatia
The Labyrinth Society : Kimberly Lowelle Saward, TLS President, updates the news
Labyrinth Reviews : the latest maze and labyrinth books and publications reviewed

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Caerdroia 36 November 2006

Caerdroia 36
November 2006