Iron Age Crannog - Loch Tay - Perthshire
This is unique - well worth seeing.This Crannog is an accurate reconstruction of an Iron-Age Crannog researched by underwater archaeologists at Loch Tay. One of the 20+ crannogs identified around the Loch edges is being painstakingly studied - and this is the scientists results - go inside and learn about early Scottish life, on the water!Allow between an hour and half a day, for the tour and playing with fire, and other ancient crafts you can try your hands at. Try fire lighting, hand spinning, wood turning and special festivals like iron-Age rituals, food festivals and storytelling. Great Fun!!!Its located by Kenmore, at the eastern end of Loch Tay, in the county of Perthshire. Its about 40 minutes from Perth by car, though a scenic drive via Crieff then the "Sma' Glen" is recommended (including Glen Quaich).Excellent Stone Circles nearby too!Also see the Fortingall Yew Tree, next tip:
