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A labyrinth is a complex maze-like path or structure with winding passages, historically represented in ancient designs like the seven-course pattern shown on coins from the Greek city of Knossos. Labyrinths have remained culturally significant symbols throughout history, appearing in art, architecture, and mythology across different civilizations.
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It sits within the topics Garden features, History of Crete and Knossos.
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