Caerdroia 35
: XXXV : CAERDROIA 35 25th Anniversary Edition : 1980-2005 1 The Journal of Mazes & Labyrinths 35th Edition 25th Anniversary 1980 - 2005 Established 1980 Published Annually Produced by and © Labyrinthos 2005 The pavement labyrinth in St. Omer Cathedral, France; a half-size, quarter-area, replica of the labyrinth formerly situated in the Abbey of St. Bertin, also in St. Omer. This labyrinth was almost certainly created in 1843, at the same time as the altar that stands on the pavement, and was probably the first of the numerous labyrinths constructed in churches and cathedrals during the 19th and early 20th centuries. 1 The Journal of Mazes & Labyrinths December 2005 Contents Cover : The Pylos Tablet - the oldest securely dated labyrinth, c.1200 BCE; by Jeff Saward 1 Frontis : the St. Omer Cathedral Labyrinth; photo: Jeff Saward, May 2005 3 Editorial : Jeff Saward looks back over 25 years of editing Caerdroia 5 The Tomba del Labirinto, Luzzanas, Sardinia : Jeff & Kimberly Saward go in search of this enigmatic underground labyrinth inscription 12 Mary’s Garden - The Labyrinth of Jerusalem : João Baptista studies a 17th century painting in Portugal 19 The Cascading Serpentine : Andreas Frei examines the Chartres labyrinth structure 27 A Daedalus for the 21st Century : Tristan Smith’s software labyrinth builder 34 A Lifetime of Labyrinths : Jørgen Thordrup recounts his 60-year fascination 37 The Most Dynamic Quarter Century in the History of Mazes : Adrian Fisher looks back over 25 years in the Maze Game 44 The Labyrinth Revival in Switzerland : Susanne Kramer-Friedrich tells the story 48 The Labyrinth Revival in the Germanic Countries : Ilse S.
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