The 'Crannog' painting was inspired by the Loch Tay Crannog, a faithfully reconstructed crannog on the north east shore of the loch.

Crannogs were used by the Celts as a home for humans and livestock, and access to the waterways, the highways of the time. It was also used as a meeting place and as a form of defence from outsiders and wild animals.

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