Once more: Type in Style
I have now needed three posts to attribute all labyrinth examples of this series to their types. Here I present the last part.
Examples in the Reims style
Reims 1
Type Reims
Reims 2
Type Reims
Reims 3
Type Chartres
Reims 4
Type Sneinton (labyrinth drawn faultily)
Reims 5
Type Saffron Walden (labyrinth drawn faultily)
Exemples in the Knidos Style
Knidos 1
Type Knossos
Knidos 2
Core-labyrinth of the type Rockcliffe Marsh, doublespiral-like mander (Erwin’s type 6 meander)
Knidos 3
Cretan type
Knidos 4
Type Otfrid
Other Examples
Other 1
Type Rockcliffe Marsh
Other 2
Cretan Type
Other 3
Cretan Type
Other 4
Type Al Qazwini
Other 5
Type Cakra Vyuh
Other 6
Type Liger
Other 7
Type Ely
Other 8
Type Kieser
Other 9
Type Gent
We can see here a similar result as in the two previous posts. The 18 examples belong to 14 different types.
What can be seen here also is, that in some labyrinths the pattern may be difficult to obtain (type Liger, type Ely, type Kieser, type Gent). I do not explain this further here because this is beyond the space of this post.
The types used
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- Type Al Qazwini
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- Type Chartres
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- Type Cakra Vyuh
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- Cretan Type
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- Type doublespiral-like meander (type 6)
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- Type Ely
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- Type Gent
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- Type Kieser
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- Type Knossos
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- Type Liger
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- Type Otfrid
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- Type Reims
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- Type Rockcliffe Marsh
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- Type Saffron Walden
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