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Actions Displays	Circular Knotworks II : Combining Pattern No. 295 with Turk's heads Remove from selection Add to selection TitleCircular Knotworks II : Combining Pattern No. 295 with Turk's heads Author Alexander Åström Christoffer Åström PublisherJournal of Mathematics and the Arts Year of publication2015 Dimensions13 x black and white printed paper Materialresource Subjectknots and splices, knot theory, mathematics, art, Celtic, Scotland IGKT Resources box, item 12 Article with black and white photos and drawings. In Easter Ross in Scotland there are a number of cross-slabs with various carvings of knotworks (including the Hilton of Cadboll and Nigg stones with their circular knotworks). In a previous paper by the authors, a fully functional model was developed of circular knotworks that can be created with this pattern no. 295, referred to as C295. In this paper, the authors extend their model by interposing layers of what can be seen as Turk's head knots between layers in a C295 design. 13 bound pages.

TitleCircular Knotworks II : Combining Pattern No. 295 with Turk's heads

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Year of publication2015

Dimensions13 x black and white printed paper

IGKT Resources box, item 12

Article with black and white photos and drawings. In Easter Ross in Scotland there are a number of cross-slabs with various carvings of knotworks (including the Hilton of Cadboll and Nigg stones with their circular knotworks). In a previous paper by the authors, a fully functional model was developed of circular knotworks that can be created with this pattern no. 295, referred to as C295. In this paper, the authors extend their model by interposing layers of what can be seen as Turk's head knots between layers in a C295 design. 13 bound pages.