Scottish Crannog Centre

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The Scottish Crannog Centre is an open-air museum and reconstructed Iron Age dwelling that offers immersive insights into ancient lochside life in Scotland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological open-air museum
living history museum
open-air museum
tourist attraction
country Scotland
exhibits Iron Age artefacts
focusesOnCulture ancient lochside communities of Scotland
focusesOnPeriod Iron Age
hasActivity ancient cooking demonstrations
ancient textiles demonstrations
boat-related demonstrations
fire-making demonstrations
woodworking demonstrations
hasReconstruction crannog dwelling
hasStructureType reconstructed roundhouse
timber crannog
hasViewOf Loch Tay
surrounding Highland landscape
hasWebsite https://www.crannog.co.uk/
interpretationTheme daily life in Iron Age Scotland
lake-dwelling construction techniques
prehistoric technology
languageOfSignage English
locatedIn Perth and Kinross
central Scotland
locatedOn Loch Tay
nearestSettlement Kenmore
offers craft demonstrations
experimental archaeology displays
guided tours
hands-on activities
immersive interpretation of Iron Age life
operatesAs educational centre
region Highland Perthshire
subjectOf heritage and archaeology publications
targetAudience families
schools
tourists
theme prehistoric loch-dwelling life

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Loch Tay hasModernReconstruction Scottish Crannog Centre