Find out all about the new online series here!   This week our Marketing Manager Ellen attempted to complete one of the Visit Scotland “Sketching

Find out how student Kat got on volunteering at the Crannog Centre in February!   My name is Kat and I was a volunteer at

Textile Interpreter Jason talks about this experience this past year learning about dyeing plants in Iron Age Scotland.   This year in the textile area

Our Skills for Success Trainee Ellen recently featured in a case study video for the programme – click here to watch it! Skills for Success

The crannog team have been hard at work this past year, not only delivering a great experience to visitors through guiding and demonstrating Iron Age

Ancient Music Expert Barnaby Brown joined the Scottish Crannog Centre for a week-long residency, sharing his knowledge and expertise of lyre building with Kenmore Primary

Our Crannog Technology Interpreter Emma was gifted a fresh roe deerskin and so began the 12-week saga of tanning her first piece of leather… I

Skills for Success trainee Ellen talks about her final month on the programme. July marks the final month of my Skills for Success traineeship. It

The challenge is to smelt iron – it is the Iron Age we’re interpreting at the Scottish Crannog Centre after all, and iron was their

Breadalbane Academy paid the Scottish Crannog Centre a visit and took over the outdoor cafe. Community Archaeologist Rachel has written about her experience with the