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- Caerdroia comment "For the Doctor Who audio drama see Caerdroia (Doctor Who audio).Caerdroia: the Welsh name for ancient Troy (variations include Caer Droia and Caer Droea); because of the similarity between Welsh troeau (a plural form of tro "turn") and the second element Troea (Troy), the name was later popularly interpreted as meaning "Fortress of Turns" (caer = "fort"). In medieval times[citation needed] a Caerdroia was a turf labyrinth usually in the sevenfold Cretan Labyrinth design.".