A) With brick B) With wood C) With stones D) With turf
A) Stone labyrinths of the Baltic B) White Sea labyrinths C) Kola Peninsula mazes D) Turf mazes of England
A) 18th and 19th centuries B) 11th and 12th centuries C) 16th and 17th centuries D) 13th and 14th centuries
A) 15th century B) 18th century C) 13th century D) 10th century
A) In major capital cities B) Inside ancient temples C) Underground in caves D) In remote areas
A) Aland Islands B) Gotland Island C) Saaremaa Island D) Bolshoi Zayatsky Island
A) They are deep in forests B) They are beside freshwater rivers C) They are close to the sea D) They are high in the mountains
A) Royal burial sites B) Agricultural irrigation C) Marketplaces D) Navigation
A) Fishermen B) Monks C) Soldiers D) Farmers
A) During the summer harvest B) During calm winter nights C) During rough weather D) During royal coronations
A) To predict the weather B) To store fresh catch C) To entrap evil spirits D) To pray for fish abundance
A) Kallavesi B) Smågubbar C) Jotunn D) Trolls
A) Evil giants B) Little people C) Lost souls D) Sea monsters
A) Trap them with fishing nets B) Recite ancient spells while standing still C) Burn incense at the entrance D) Walk to the center, entice them, and run out
A) Ring Fort B) Giant's Garden C) City of Troy D) Maiden's Dance
A) Jungfrudans B) Jatulintarha C) Trelleborg D) Jerusalem
A) City of Troy B) Ring fort C) Maiden's dance D) Giant's garden or giant's corral
A) Giant's road B) Giant's garden C) Giant's maze D) Giant's wall
A) Walking through the maze was a symbolic pilgrimage B) They pointed in the direction of the Holy Land C) They were used to hide holy relics D) They were built by Christian missionaries
A) Jungfrudans B) Jatulintarha C) Trelleborg D) Trojaborg
A) Caerdroia B) Troy's Hoy C) Dalby Walls D) Truia
A) Knossos B) W. H. Matthews C) John Aubrey D) Adrian Fisher
A) W. H. Matthews B) Etruscan C) John Aubrey D) Adrian Fisher
A) A manuscript written by John Aubrey B) An Etruscan terracotta wine-jar from Tragliatella C) A Roman coin from the Troy Game D) A stone tablet found in Knossos
A) A seven-ring labyrinth B) A dodecagonal labyrinth C) A fifteen-ring labyrinth D) A triangular labyrinth
A) About 1729 AD B) About 630 BC C) About 1922 AD D) About 1686 AD
A) Seven B) Eight C) Three D) Fifteen
A) Eight B) Three C) Five D) Two |