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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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Troy Town’
How to build a Labyrinth (Troy Town)
Posted in Design, Labyrinth, tagged building, Troy Town on November 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Bypass Labyrinth
Posted in Design, Labyrinth, Typology, tagged Bo Stjernström, Bypass, John Kraft, Troy Town on October 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A year ago I have reported about the Swedish Troy Towns on mymaze and there also about the special design of a labyrinth in bypass mode.
You see, there are labyrinths for nearly all purposes. We still had a Heart Labyrinth.
How does the bypass look like?
Here the pattern from the book Gotländskt Arkiv 1983, in which [...]
The Troy Towns of Northern Europe
Posted in History, Labyrinth, tagged Ernst Krause, jug of Tragliatella, mythology, Scandinavia, Troy Town on June 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
is the (translated) title of a book by Dr. Ernst Krause from the year 1893.
And because the complete title contains (nearly) the complete book, here the title page is shown:
Attention: This is all in German and the characters are old German too.
The book says essentially that all the legends concerning the Troy Towns are of [...]

