Secrets of the maze : an interactive guide to the world's most amazing mazes

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Secrets of the maze : an interactive guide to the world's most amazing mazes

Adrian Fisher and Howard Loxton

Thames and Hudson, 1997

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Includes index

"Maze simulator" and sheet of clear film for tracing in pocket attached to inside back cover. Wipe-off pen attached to inside back cover

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Description

Where did mazes come from? Why were they made? What are the secrets of maze design and how can you make one yourself? Aerial photographs, overhead plans and archive illustrations help unravel the answers to these questions in this introduction to the world of the maze. Features include: an acetate sheet and "wipe-off" pen to enable the reader to trace an exit from 50 of the world's mazes; instructions on designing a maze; and an international gazeteer of the world's mazes. The history and mythology of the origins of the maze are explored, including a visit to Grace Cathedral in San Francisco - a maze believed to have healing powers, and a look at labyrinths created in virtual reality. Puzzle solutions provide help for anyone who becomes lost.

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  • NCID
    BA37708989
  • ISBN
    • 0500018111
    • 0500018111
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    London
  • Pages/Volumes
    96p
  • Size
    29cm
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