Reece’s News Entry 11
April 15, 2022
This week three apprentices travelled to West Fife to do some Coppicing. Hello everyone Reece back again, here to deliver my eleventh entry of
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BBC Scotland visit the Crannog centre
April 15, 2022
BBC Scotland’s ‘The Nine’ visited the Crannog Centre to learn about our Iron Age textile fragment. On Wednesday 26th January we were very excited
Student Blogs – Erin “A Week at the Crannog”
April 15, 2022
Student Erin from the University of Stirling writes about her experience at the crannog centre. Hi, my name is Erin and I am a 25-year-old
Hyab Yohannes (UNESCO) – “A trip to a Crannog”
April 15, 2022
Hyab Yohannes – 4th/Oct/2021 A few days ago, I had the honour of visiting the Scottish Crannog Centre, having been invited by
Loch Tay Young Archaeologists Club – Summer Update 2021
April 15, 2022
The Loch Tay Young Archaeology Club has finally been able to restart meetings in person this year, and have been taking full advantage of the
Student Blogs – Hannah & Kellian
April 15, 2022
Read about Edinburgh University Student volunteers, Hannah and Kellian’s experience at the Crannog Centre Archaeology Student Volunteers, Hannah and Kellian’s experience at the Crannog Centre.
“This place is a well” A visit by UNESCO Chairs Tawona & Allison
April 15, 2022
UNESCO Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts Chair members, Tawona Sitholé & Alison Phipps, recently visited the Crannog Centre, read about their experience here!
The Bridge Project – A story that connects communities
April 15, 2022
The culmination of the Bridge Project was a co-authored story and a co-curated piece of art with Kenmore School. Here is the story of how
Cameron – Kickstart Maintenance
April 15, 2022
Cameron talks about his Kickstart placement and the amazing work he has done so far! Cameron Roderick – Kickstart Maintenance Trainee I was
“Remembering the Crannog Experience”
April 15, 2022
Volunteer Patricia Hromadova (on the right), studying Archeology at the University of Edinburgh, writes about her experience volunteering and the loss of the Crannog building.
