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... crannoge was to be reached only by boat , and scarcely any crannoge has been discovered with- out the remains of a primitive canoe , hollowed out of the trunk of an oak , being found beside it . In at least one crannoge , a pier or ...
... crannoge was to be reached only by boat , and scarcely any crannoge has been discovered with- out the remains of a primitive canoe , hollowed out of the trunk of an oak , being found beside it . In at least one crannoge , a pier or ...
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... Crannoge in Drumaleague Lough . · DD 000 the piles had supported a plat- form ; that on this platform huts had been raised ; and that after being thus occupied , probably for centuries , the structure had been destroyed by fire . The ...
... Crannoge in Drumaleague Lough . · DD 000 the piles had supported a plat- form ; that on this platform huts had been raised ; and that after being thus occupied , probably for centuries , the structure had been destroyed by fire . The ...
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... crannoge- that of Lochindorb , in Moray - was visited by King Edward I. of England in 1303 , about which time it was fortified by a castle of such mark that in 1336 , King Edward III . of England led an army to its relief through the ...
... crannoge- that of Lochindorb , in Moray - was visited by King Edward I. of England in 1303 , about which time it was fortified by a castle of such mark that in 1336 , King Edward III . of England led an army to its relief through the ...
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