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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1.
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Fig. 6. Ethno-mathematic works discovered the rich double-frieze pattern found all over the Celtic
ornamental art (Bérczi, 1986, 1989). Here, they are arranged according to the basic frieze types
t, g, m, 2, mg and according to the doubling operation in the rows.
The representation of the sea by waves is also a frequent motif in Celtic art. However, the waves of a
bronze mirror give the final perimeter sketch of a human face, too. The whorls also refer the seaside life.
This is a common heritage motif of the seaside people from the British Islands to the Japanese Islands in
Eurasia where the fractal character of the waves can be frequently deciphered.
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