Knidos Labyrinth Graffito

A classical 7-circuit labyrinth graffito carved on a black marble block near the Corinthian temple at Knidos, the ancient Greek city on the tip of the Datca peninsula in modern Turkey. The carving is approximately 21 cm in diameter, accompanied by the Greek inscription KYRIE BOETHIE ('Lord, help') and Christian symbols including a cross, Alpha/Omega, and palm trees. Knidos was famed for Praxiteles' Aphrodite statue — the first life-size female nude in Greek art. At only 823 km from Giza (bearing 335.9°), this is one of the closest labyrinth sites to Egypt.