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Index of Caerdroia Articles - page 4

The following catalogue of articles and notes appearing in Caerdroia 24-26, from 1992 to 1994, includes all those items of potential interest to researchers and general readers alike.

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CAERDROIA 1991 (24) : April 1992

• Mazes in the North East, 1990, Chris Turner, p.5-7: new mazes, N.E.England.
• 1991 - The Year of the Maze, Adrian Fisher, p.8: campaign report.
• Labyrinth '91, p.9-10: report on 2nd Caerdroia Conference. Speakers reports:
• Come to Terms, Sig Lonegren, p.11: Labyrinth '91 report.
• The Bridge End Gardens Maze, Ben Smeeden, p.12-13: report on official reopening.
• Baltic Labyrinths, Bo Stjernstrom, p.14-17: stone labyrinths, Sweden & Finland.
• A Hedge Maze in Prague, Nigel Pennick, p.18: hedge mazes, Czechoslovakia.
• Earth Mazes, Alex Champion, p.19-21: modern turf mazes, California.
• Labyrinths as Problem Solvers, Sig Lonegren, p.22-23: labyrinths & spiritual growth.
• Labyrinth Construction, Staffan Lunden, p.24-26: early constructional methods.
• Siweards Labyrinth, Jeff Saward, p.27-28: early 11th century manuscript labyrinth.
• Labyrinths in Nordic Churches, John Kraft, p.29-37: wall & ceiling frescos in Scandinavia.
• Mazes & Labyrinths of Denmark, Jeff Saward & Jørgen Thordrup, p.38-47.
• Recent Labyrinths in Denmark, Henning Eichberg, p.48-51: stone labyrinth revival.
• Linköping, John Kraft & Lars Nyberg, p.51-52: paved church labyrinth, Sweden.
• A Play Maze, Paula Gerrard, p.53: playground maze, England.
• Labyrinths in School Yards, Rosemary Culkin & Sig Lonegren, p.54-55: playground mazes, England.
• Arthur Machen & the Maze Theme, Mark Valentine, p.56-57: Author's use of labyrinth themes.
• Why Unicursal?, Alex Champion, p.58-61: simple labyrinth & dowsed energy.
• Notes & Queries, p.62-64: Arcera labyrinth carving, Spain; fake Minoan labyrinth seal; Wooz maze; Frankfurt-am-Main, labyrinth, Germany; labyrinth door handles & olive oil (!), etc.

CAERDROIA 1992 (25) : March 1993

• The State of the Art of the Maze, Adrian Fisher, p.6-8: Minotaur Designs latest creations.
• New Labyrinths in the Eastern USA, Sig Lonegren, p.9-13.
• The Great Maze at Wanaka, New Zealand, Stuart Landsborough, p.14-16: report by its creator/owner
• The Gibson Lane Maze, Martin Douglas, p.17-18: Gibson Lane Junior school, Kip.ax, UK.
• A Swedish Schoolyard Labyrinth, Anita Stjernstrorn, p.19: Tungelsta school, Sweden
• British Turf Labyrinths - an update, Marilyn Clark, p.20-22.
• Mazes & Labyrinths of Denmark II, Jeff Saward & Jørgen Thordrup, p.23-28.
• A New Volundarhus in Jutland, Gunnar Iversen, p.29-30: Sindrup, Denmark.
• A Labyrinth Landscape, Hans Lyngsgard, p.31: a maze for the handicapped, Solbo, Denmark.
• Navigational Aspects of Stone Labyrinths and Compass Cards, Christer Westerdahl, p.32-40: Scandanavian coastline
• Labyrinth Construction, John Kraft, p.41: Pylos and Athens labyrinths.
• The Labyrinth in Southern Africa, Jeff Saward, p.42-43: Zulu game drawn in sand
• The Nazca Maze & Labyrinth Architecture, Lindsay Heyes, p.44-48: Design of Nazca 'labyrinth' geoglyph.
• The Babylonian Labyrinth, Hans Lyngsgård, p.49: clay divination tablet.
• Spiral to the Sun, Adrian Westwood, p.50-54: labyrinthine ruin, Cerro de Las Trincheras, Mexico.
• Notes & Queries, p.55-58: Ascona, Switzerland; Dunbrody Abbey, Eire; Arbury Court, Cambridge, UK; National Gardens Festival 1992, UK; Dock Park, Dumfries, Scotland; Haye on Wye Fire Festival, UK; Grace Cathedral, San Fransisco, USA; Labyrinthine electronic circuit boards.

CAERDROIA 1993 (26) : December 1994

• Diary of a Mazemaker, Adrian Fisher, p.5-10: Minotaur Designs’ recent projects.
• The Ondavalli Labyrinth, Paul Hyland, p.11-12: Amaravati, India.
• A Nepalese Labyrinth, Staffan Lunden, p.13-22: a little-known labyrinth legend from Nepal.
• A Turf Labyrinth at Minstead, Hampshire, Adam Warren, p.22-23: a modern turf labyrinth.
• Lincolnshire Turf Mazes, John Wall, p.24-38: the ancient labyrinths of Lincolnshire, England.
• From Labyrinths to Mazes, Sig Lonegren, p.39-43: Stockholm stone mazes.
• The Mamluk Carrousel, Lindsay Heyes, p.44-48: overlooked and unusual labyrinth variants and seed patterns.
• Dros yr Bont (Over the Bridge), Dewi Bowen, p.49-51: a maze-maker in South Wales.
• Unloose the Snake - One Artist's Labyrinth, Sandra Wasko-Flood, p.52-53: a light-box labyrinth.
• Understanding Rock City, Robert Abbott, p.54-56: a labyrinthine childhood experience in the USA.
• Mazes & Labyrinths of Denmark II, Jeff Saward and Jørgen Thordrup, p.57-59.
• Notes & Queries, p.60-65: Van Deventer maze puzzles; A Cornish turf labyrinth?; New Harmony maze, USA; Omega labyrinth, USA; Minoan fresco, Egypt; garden mazes.

Note: From edition 27 onwards the numbering returned to a sequential format - all hope of actually producing an edition during the year stated on the cover was abandoned!