A more famous one was solved with a ball of thread and was constructed by Daedalus.  
Examples of this in antiquity include the one at Woodstock, built by Henry II to protect his concubine Rosamond.  The Egyptian one was built by Petesuchis or Tithoes near Lake Moeris and had 3000 apartments, half of which were underground.  The one at Clusium was made by Lars Porsena for his tomb, and the Lemnian one was fashioned by the architects Smilis, Rholus, and Theodorus with 150 columns so easily adjusted that a child could turn them.  A more famous one was solved with a ball of thread and was constructed by Daedalus.  FTP, name this structure that served as a prison for the Minotaur.
Examples of this in antiquity include the one at Woodstock, built by Henry II to protect his concubine Rosamond.  
labyrinth