Student Blogs – Jess: First Impressions & The Pottery Project
My name is Jess, and I’m a volunteer at the Scottish Crannog Centre! I first heard about this museum in 2019, not long after I left University, but due to
Loch Tay Sidescan Survey
The Centre has carried out many surveys in Loch Tay, making many exciting discoveries from a prehistoric drowned forest including a beaver lodge, to crannogs and a Bronze Age dugout
Launch of the Pottery Project!!
The Scottish Crannog Centre has been awarded just over £80,000 to engage communities and support local organisations with its collection of 2,500 year old pottery. The Scottish Crannog Centre has
A journey to the Isle of Whithorn
One of our volunteers, Maureen Kerr went to the Isle of Whithorn to collect some new fleeces for the museum. We go through a lot of wool in the Crannog,
Loch Tay Young Archaeologists Club – Summer Update 2021
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 nice weather to get outside
“Opening The Box” Project Update
Our collections team have been hard at work beginning the redevelopment of our exhibition space thanks to funding from Museums Galleries Scotland. The beginning of this year has been