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Maze is an expression of pre-Greek inception, which the Greeks related with the royal residence of Knossos in Crete, unearthed by Arthur Evans from the get-go in the twentieth century. The word shows up in a Linear B engraving as da-pu-ri-to. As right on time as 1892 Maximilian Mayer recommended that labyrinthos may get from labrys, a Lydian word for "twofold bladed hatchet". Evans recommended that the royal residence at Knossos was the first maze, and since the twofold hatchet theme shows up in the castle ruins, he stated that maze could be comprehended to signify "the place of the twofold hatchet". This assignment might not have been constrained to Knossos, since similar images were found in different royal residences in Crete. Anyway Nilsson sees that in Crete the "twofold hatchet" isn't a weapon and dependably goes with goddesses or ladies and not a male god.
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