Labyrinth - What does the Troy town symbol mean? @Survivethejive
Labyrinth - What does the Troy town symbol mean?  @Survivethejive
Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The symbol of the labyrinth or Trojaborg is found across Europe. It is carved on rocks in the British isles, found on coins in Crete, painted on an Etruscan vase and even carved into bedrock near Goa in India. In Northern Europe, the symbol is created in the form of a turf maze, known in England as a Troy town or Julian's bower and in Sweden as Trojaborgar - in reference to the ancient city of Troy which the symbol was thought to represent. But is the symbol really Troy or is it the labyrinth of Crete? Or is it the Indo-Aryan city of Arkaim in Russia? Or is it something much older???

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