Community Archaeologist and Assessor Rachel writes about joining author Mandy Haggith for a writing workshop.   Mandy Haggith is a writer based in Assynt, in the north-west highlands of Scotland.

Coming in 2021!   As snow blankets the Crannog and the red squirrels snooze, there are quiet preparations in time for when the spring bulbs bloom. Tools have been arriving

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 Community, who will work towards

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

From our friends at Pario Gallico!   Now that the days are getting shorter and the cold is creeping in, most people turn to food as a source of warmth

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

Crannog Apprentice Georgia shares a recipe developed by the cooking team at the Crannog Centre!   You could say this recipe was a happy accident… my supervisor Rachel asked me to

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

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

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