How to build a Knidos Labyrinth with Paving Stones

The preparations for this labyrinth are known. They were object of the previous article with the title: How to build a Knidos Labyrinth with Bark Mulch.
This was as it were the test run or a specimen for the final version.
In the meantime, the meadow had been mowed once again and the bark mulch had disappeared to [...]

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How to build a Knidos Labyrinth with Bark Mulch

How to do that should be clear theoretically. It was posted  earlier on this blog. But if you do not remember any more or would like to look once again: the posts below are recommended.
The labyrinth here has a dimension between axes of 50 cm, the centre should get a diameter of 2 m, the central square also has sides of [...]

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How to build a Knidos Labyrinth with Ropes

Here you will see another way to build a labyrinth.
The original task was to make  a temporary labyrinth out of ropes in a large room. That seemed to be quite simple, because one knows how a labyrinth looks like, and how to make one from the basic pattern with the square, the four angles and [...]

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How to build a Labyrinth (Troy Town)

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How could the Troy Towns in the Scandinavian countries have been built ?
The oldest and most of walkable labyrinths throughout the world are found there. And nearly all are made of field stones in all sizes. So it can be assumed that the homeland of the labyrinths lies there.
In the meantime we know how to [...]

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