Stone labyrinth

For Athens and Crete dwellers alike, love and politics leave deceitful trails of revenge. Since our last visit to Crete, Minotaur is now adjusted to his father’s under the palace, hous…

Rocky Valley, Cornwall UK Bronze age labyrinth carvings in stone!

Building a labyrinth? Lars Howlett is an expert labyrinth designer and master builder offering site visits, workshops, tours, and events.

This is a 'Class I Pictish Symbol Stone', situated on the roadside at Aberlemno, Angus. The stone contains a double disc & z-rod, serpent, mirror and comb. It is believed that this stone was probably a much earlier megalith (due to cut marks present on the back and side), and had been re-used by the Picts. If this were to be the case it would not be unusual, as various other Pictish stones appear to have been re-used megaliths, such as the 'Brandsbutt Stone' in Inverurie.

Historian David Ross of Britain Express visits the Bronze Age labyrinth rock carvings at Rocky Valley, near Tintagel, Cornwall, with a history of the site, photos, and visiting information. We're Passionate about Cornwall Heritage!

Hidden away in the lush forests of Sintra, Portugal, lies a place where reality and fantasy intertwine. Quinta da Regaleira, a 19th-century estate, is a labyrinth of esoteric symbols and mysterious imagery that has captivated the minds of occultists, historians, and dreamers alike. Wandering through the estate's enchanting gardens and ornate buildings, it becomes clear that every stone, every sculpture, holds a secret waiting to be unlocked. The Initiation Well, a deep, spiral staircase…

From rock carvings throughout Europe to friezes in India, from ancient Greek coins to Hopi woven baskets, labyrinth symbols have been a part of our global culture for thousands of years. The labyrinth has served as a metaphor for our path through...

labyrinth in the woods