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Journey back to prehistoric Scotland with Robert Munroe's "Ancient Scottish Lake-Dwellings or Crannogs," a detailed exploration of these fascinating artificial islands and their inhabitants. This meticulously researched work delves into the archaeology of crannogs, offering insights into the lives of ancient peoples who constructed these unique lake dwellings.
Uncover the secrets of these prehistoric settlements, gaining a deeper understanding of their construction, purpose, and the culture of those who called them home. Munroe's work provides a comprehensive overview of crannogs in Scotland, examining their historical significance and the artifacts discovered within them.
This edition includes a supplementary chapter on remains of lake-dwellings in England, offering a broader perspective on this intriguing aspect of ancient history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in Scottish history, archaeology, and the lives of prehistoric peoples, this book provides a window into a distant past.
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