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Index of Caerdroia Articles - page 7

The following catalogue of articles and notes appearing in Caerdroia 33-36, from 2003 to 2006, includes all those items of potential interest to researchers and general readers alike.

I recommend that you try using your browser's "Find" button to locate articles of interest on this page. One fine day, when I have a few spare moments, I will try to create a search tool for this section of the website, but meanwhile you will need to trawl this lengthy section to net your catch.

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CAERDROIA 33 : July 2003

• A New Labyrinth Discovery at Petra, p.5: a new find reported by Andrew Collins
• A New Labyrinth at Knidos, p.6-12: Staffan Lundén documents a new discovery in Turkey
• A Labyrinth Graffito in Spain, p.13: another new discovery, from Carlos Soreto
• Is That a Fact? P.14-28: Jeff & Kimberly Saward question some cherished labyrinth myths
• The Labyrinth of Caserta, p.29-32: Anna Nilsson tells the story of an unusual garden maze
• Roman Mosaic Labyrinths in Portugal, p.33-39: a study by Carlos Soreto
• The Arboretum Labyrinth at James Madison University, p.40-44: Pat Kennedy, Dennis Whetzel & Ron Nelson recount the construction of a new labyrinth
• Architectural Labyrinths - Contemplative Structures for the 21st Century, p.45-48: Dennis Marshall explores the potential of labyrinths as architectural models
• Labyrinth Reviews, p.49-53: a bumper crop of new maze and labyrinth related publications
• New Labyrinths in Estonia, p.54-55: Urmas Selirand reports on developments
• Obituaries, p.56-58: John Kraft, Jeff Saward and Jørgen Thordrup remember the contributions of artists Oscar Reutersvärd and Søren Hede

CAERDROIA 34 : September 2004

• The Kaufbeuren Wunderkreis Restored, p.4-6: Erwin Reißmann reports from Germany
• The Palatine Labyrinth, p.7-14: Staffan Lundén explores the origin of this curious example
• Into the Country, p.15-21: the latest news from Adrian Fisher, maze builder extraordinary
• The Calgary Labyrinth, p.22-24: Mazda Munn builds a new labyrinth on the island of Mull
• Three Interesting Labyrinth Locations in the Netherlands, p.25-28: Fons Schaefers reports
• The Snoopy Labyrinth, p.29-30: Lea Goode-Harris turns Snoopy into a labyrinth - good grief!
• Labyrinth Garden Wins Gold, p.31: Andrew Wiggins builds a prize winner
• Budapest's Underground Labyrinth, p.32-33: Jeffrey Wexler goes exploring
• Two Labyrinths in South Africa, p.34-36: Fons Schaefers takes a detour or two
• A Mathematical Notation for Medieval Labyrinths, p.37-43: Jacques Hébert explains
• The Labyrinth of the City, p.44-53: Henning Eichberg examines the contradictions
• Notes and Queries, p.55-58: the usual round up of stray pathways within the labyrinth - the first church labyrinth in America; new labyrinths at Lough Derg, Ireland and Norwich Cathedral, England; Ely Cathedral labyrinth misinformation; a maze under threat in Rome, Italy and the work of Waltraud Hunke, 1915-2004
• Labyrinth Reviews, p.59-63: the latest maze and labyrinth publications and CD's reviewed
• The Labyrinth Society, p.64: Kimberly Lowelle Saward, TLS President, updates the news

CAERDROIA 35 : December 2005

• Editorial, p.3-4: Jeff Saward looks back over 25 years of editing Caerdroia
• The Tomba del Labirinto, Luzzanas, Sardinia, p.5-11: Jeff & Kimberly Saward go in search of this enigmatic underground labyrinth inscription
• Mary's Garden - The Labyrinth of Jerusalem, p.12-18: João Baptista studies a 17th century painting in Portugal
• The Cascading Serpentine, p.19-26: Andreas Frei examines the Chartres labyrinth structure
• A Daedalus for the 21st Century, p.27-33: Tristan Smith's software labyrinth builder
• A Lifetime of Labyrinths, p.34-36: Jørgen Thordrup recounts his 60-year fascination
• The Most Dynamic Quarter Century in the History of Mazes, p.37-43: Adrian Fisher looks back over 25 years in the Maze Game
• The Labyrinth Revival in Switzerland, p.44-47: Susanne Kramer-Friedrich tells the story
• The Labyrinth Revival in the Germanic Countries, p.48-56: Ilse S. Seifried documents the influences and the labyrinths that have resulted
• Notes and Queries, p.57-61: an extraordinary labyrinth discovered in Goa, India; a labyrinth at Kurukshetra, India; pavement mazes, Mailly-Maillet, France & Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Obituary, 62-64: remembering the life and work of the remarkable Randoll Coate
• The Labyrinth Society, p.65: Kimberly Lowelle Saward, TLS President, updates the news
• Labyrinth Reviews, p.66-68: the latest maze and labyrinth books and publications reviewed

CAERDROIA 36 : October 2006

• Editorial, p.3: Jeff Saward reviews this issue and forthcoming projects
• The Labyrinth on Coins & Tokens, p.4-9: Jeff Saward describes two unusual labyrinth tokens in the Labyrinthos Archive Collection
• How to Solve a Maze, p.10-17: Michael Behrend studies the mathematical algorithms for determining the pathways of mazes
• The Classical Maze & the Octaëteris, p.18-37: Lance Latham examines the connections between the classical labyrinth form and calendric systems
• Kota Labyrinths in Southern India, p.38-52: 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, p,53-58: 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, p59-66: further discoveries in India; a labyrinth festival in Cork, Ireland and labyrinths, old and new, in Croatia
• The Labyrinth Society, p.67: Kimberly Lowelle Saward, TLS President, updates the news
• Labyrinth Reviews, p.68 : the latest maze and labyrinth books and publications reviewed