Bottarve Farm Museum Trojaborg

An 8-wall single-angle classical labyrinth at the Bottarve Farm Museum on Gotland, preserving the simplest and perhaps oldest form of the Nordic stone labyrinth tradition. Bottarve's open-air museum showcases traditional Gotlandic agriculture in a landscape continuously farmed since the Viking Age. The 8-wall design mirrors the 7-circuit Cretan labyrinth found on coins from Knossos circa 300 BCE, suggesting a transmission path from Mediterranean to Baltic. Giza bearing 345.68° places it precisely on the Gotland-to-Giza meridian corridor.