Japanese crossword «Golgotha»

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05.02.14

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Guest: what is it (23 July 2015, 2:14) complain

weird creature with crosses growing out of its back? hill in a cemetery?

Guest: Hmm... (19 December 2015, 19:50) complain

I believe it is intended to represent Golgotha, the site of Jesus's crucifixion. While I'm no scholar, if I remember correctly Golgotha means 'place of skulls', and although I believe it is a metaphorical term (because it was a site for crucifixions) rather than literal (actually looking like a skull), I do enjoy this interpretation. Thank you for making my morning interesting.

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AntonioC (26 June 2025, 19:44) complain

Don’t think it was meant as a metaphor but just literal description indicating there were skulls piled up there.

Christiana_Bradshaw (6 November 2016, 2:26) complain

I too thought it was a monster up til nearly the end.

Jose_Duran_Granados (18 August 2017, 8:27) complain

Good

Karal_Daskin (29 January 2018, 11:31) complain

Good.

sallyannlady (31 May 2022, 4:01) complain

Very good!

JayH (16 August 2022, 17:32) complain

An intriguing and seldom-used theme for nonograms. Well done!

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