Classical Labyrinths
Definition: based on a pattern first documented on a clay tablet from Pylos, Greece (circa 1200 BCE) and also found on Cretan Coins of 400 to 500 BCE, these labyrinths are easily constructed using a seed pattern.

Classical

• Classical 3 Circuit
• Classical 7 Circuit
• Classical 11 Circuit
• Classical 15 Circuit

Other Classical Seed Patterns

• The Chakra-Vyuha Labyrinth a.k.a. Hecate Labyrinth
• The Baltic Labyrinth a.k.a. Goddess Labyrinth
• Proposed Nasca Labyrinth Seed Pattern
• The Penti Seed Pattern

Concentric

• Concentric Labyrinth

Roman

• Roman Labyrinth

labyrinth types

The Classical Family

• Classical
• Other Classical
  Seed Patterns
• Concentric
• Roman

The Medieval Group

• Chartres
• Medieval
• Contemporary Medieval

Other Labyrinths

• Three Dimensional
• Meander
• Miscellaneous Labyrinths
• Contemporary