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The Scottish Crannog Centre
www.crannog.co.uk
Kenmore
Loch Tay
Aberfeldy
Perthshire PH15 2HY
Scotland
Tel: 01887 830583
E-mail: info@crannog.co.uk
The Scottish Crannog Centre, which is the trading arm of the Scottish Trust for Underwater Archaeology, is open to visitors from 15 March to 30 November 2004. It features a recreated crannog and causeway open to visitors and is the location for various special events. The website includes background information on crannogs, the crannog reconstruction and underwater archaeology.

Crannogs On the Web
www.arcl.ed.ac.uk/arch/holley/
Website run by the crannog and underwater archaeology specialist, Dr Mark W Holley. It includes a catalogue (with photos) of all known Inner Hebrides crannog sites, a short report of Holley's survey of the Loch Hawe crannogs and a brief introduction to crannogs.

Scottish crannogs
www.bbc.co.uk/history/lj/
archaeologylj/crannog_01.shtml
Good introduction by Barrie Andrian to Scottish crannogs, including background on how our knowledge of these structures has developed since they were first identified in the 19th century.

Reconstructing Oakbank Crannog
www.bbc.co.uk/history/lj/
archaeologylj/oakbank_01.shtml
Barrie Andrian describes how excavations in Loch Tay from 1979 onwards revealed the remains of an Iron-Age crannog and how these remains were interpreted to create the reconstruction at the Scottish Crannog Centre.

Social prehistory on Scottish lochs
www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba15/ba15feat.html#dixon
Online copy of the feature article looking at Scotland's loch-dwellers, 'Social Prehistory on Scottish Lochs', by Nicholas Dixon and Barrie Andrian, in British Archaeology No 15, June 1996.

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