The furnace fired up a couple of weeks back to test our upcoming Iron Smelting workshops, run by Emma, one of our interpreters and experimental

Read about our public trial for our upcoming basketry workshops!   A couple of weeks back experimental archaeologist and interpreter Emma had a brilliant day

Jason and Izzie have been running public tests of our new textile workshops.   Last week on Thursday, three members of the public came to

Look back on the highlights of the “Bridge That Connects Communities 2,500 Years Apart” project from the past year!   2019 has been a year

Community Archaeologist and Assessor Rachel writes about joining author Mandy Haggith for a writing workshop.   Mandy Haggith is a writer based in Assynt, in

Coming in 2021!   As snow blankets the Crannog and the red squirrels snooze, there are quiet preparations in time for when the spring bulbs

Ellen and Jenny reflect on their new positions as SVQ assessors. Since the beginning of August, we have welcomed five new apprentices into our Crannog

Graham and Rich reflect on their new positions as SVQ assessors.   Since the beginning of August, we have welcomed five new apprentices into our

The Crannog team reflect on their new positions as SVQ assessors.   Since the beginning of August, we have welcomed five new apprentices into our

Click here to watch!   Many thanks to our friend Bruce from Scotland History Tours for creating this small snapshot of the Scottish Crannog Centre!