I am literally eating the Moon 🌙 and the stars Scottish Crannog Centre UofG Unesco RIELA 🧡 UNESCO UK in Perth Unesco City of Folk Art and Crafts …. What a delight.

We are delighted with this wonderful piece from the Heritage Fund! Build connections with your local community. Use what you have around you. Invest in people. Be open and show trust. heritagefund.org.uk/stories/case-s…

The Scottish Crannog Centre Centre became joint winner of the sustainability category at the #MuseumsAndHeritageAwards 2024, just 2 months after re-opening! Learn more about the project and discover top tips for becoming a sustainable organisation 🍃👉 heritagefund.org.uk/stories/case-s…

Rise and Shine at ⁦Scottish Crannog Centre⁩ - another world is possible | New Scots The National ⁦UofG Unesco RIELA 🧡⁩ ⁦Scottish Refugee Council 🧡⁩ ⁦School of Education⁩ ⁦Maryhill Integration Network⁩ ⁦ thenational.scot/culture/245404…

“You must suspend your traditional ideas of what a museum is when you go to the Scottish Crannog Centre and never more so than during the annual Rise and Shine Festival” University of Glasgow UofG Unesco RIELA 🧡 Maryhill Integration Network #UnescoTrail 👉🏽thenational.scot/culture/245404… Also - Front Page 😁🤩

"In the process of making ordinary life again and sharing the joy of this with one another, through hospitality, something quite exquisitely simple and beautiful was discovered..." 🫖🧡☀️ Beautiful piece on Rise and Shine at Scottish Crannog Centre by Alison Phipps አሊሰን 🧡🕊️ in the National!

🏆 Huge congratulations to our winners 🌟 @hadden_group - Most Inspirational Activity Jane Elder - Mentor of the Year Scottish Crannog Centre - Supporting All Young People Inclusion & Equality. #DYWTayCities #DYWScot #DYWAwardsEvening

Absolutely thrilled that we won two awards at the DYW Scotland awards ceremony on Friday!

Congratulations to the fantastic Scottish Crannog Centre team for their new awards, recognising their excellence! We were delighted to be able to meet the team and explore the Crannog Centre at our #FestivalOfArchaeology opening event.

Lovely blog from nerea bello who gifted us with her words of care at the Rise and Shine Festival at Scottish Crannog Centre last month ☀️ crannog.co.uk/blog/whats-hap…

Scottish Archaeology Month UofG Archaeology To gain a better understanding of the level of complexity of Bronze Age textile production, Maria-Elena is training in spinning and weaving wool on a warp-weighted loom. She recently spent some time at Scottish Crannog Centre to set up their warp-weighted loom.

Scottish Archaeology Month UofG Archaeology Scottish Crannog Centre We're featuring research from PGR, ECR and independent researchers for #ScotArchMonth. To be featured, either DM us or email at [email protected] w/ your name, where you're based, a <560 character summary of your research, 2-5 photos and how you'd like to be contacted.

An #IronAge weaving comb from the Scottish Crannog Centre made of whale bone. The 'teeth' of the comb were used to push the weft (the horizontal threads that run across the width of a woven piece of fabric) to create a tighter weave. #Scotland #history

Our new Crannog exhibition ready for #doorsopenday. Thanks to our trainees for their research in developing this, to the Open Museum for producing such fab displays & @scottishcrannog for your support! The National Lottery Heritage Fund Scotland #glasgow @glasgowdodf #doorsopenday

Textiles are rare finds due to Scotland's climate, so why did the Galloway Hoard ones survive underground for 1,100 years? 🧵 According to Susanna Harris, copper created a poisonous environment, making them inhospitable to microbes that like to feed on them: digitscotland.com/poisonous-wool…

Susanna Harris National Museums Scotland University of Glasgow Arts and Humanities Research Council Royal Society of Edinburgh Scottish Crannog Centre ScARF Treasure Trove Unit Can't get enough of the Galloway Hoard textiles? Don't miss this free Society of Antiquaries of Scotland event with Susanna Harris on 3 October in Edinburgh and online ⬇️ digitscotland.com/events/fragile…

September is Scottish Archaeology Month from Archaeology Scotland, and to celebrate we're sharing some of our This is Archaeology lectures, featuring fascinating Scottish projects: 🏞️ Our first lecture explores Scottish Crannog Centre from 2018-2022, facing fires, frogs, and more 👉 youtu.be/Ibd9h4MAv0k

Have you heard of a crannog? In Scotland, 2,500 years ago, some people lived in these Iron Age loch-dwellings. On Loch Tay in Perthshire, 17 crannogs have been found and now a replica is the showpiece of the Scottish Crannog Centre 📷 IG/kateinscotland_ #Scotland #CrannogCentre

Thank you much to Brand Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 for this wonderful video of our Iron Age Village!!

Excited to announce we have been shortlisted along with all the other nominees!