crannog , auch: crannoge

Leaving them to continue on their way, I returned to the crannog.

Upon the crannog there are the remains of walls and several buildings.

I think they were leaving the crannog to go riding."

We embraced again, and I glimpsed the crannog in the lake beyond.

A 1993 investigation sees the site as possessing an island and not a crannog.

No one will be able to take them without alerting the whole crannog."

Returning to the crannog, I called my wise bard to me.

At his words, my inner vision shifted and I saw an image of the crannog as it would be.

They were captivated by the idea of the crannog and pledged themselves to its construction.

At least five dugout canoes were found, some distance from the crannog.

It is a crannog, which is a form of artificial island.

I turned to see a crowd from the crannog hurrying across the ice towards us.

We searched, the three of us, each taking a section of the crannog.

She's there in the crannog with a fat lamp for light and the beer beside her.

No sooner was the first crannog finished than the second was begun.

The sun had begun its westward plunge by the time we returned to the crannog.

Enough would stay behind, I hoped, to look after the fields and proceed with the restoration of the crannog.

In the bay beyond is a suspected crannog.

I heard the wavelets lapping at the timbers of the crannog.

The crannog was dismantled in the early 19th century.

A call from one of Cynan's men directed our attention to the crannog.

But did not care, because in the crannog, Druith wakes up to know us!

A crannog was an Iron Age dwelling house built on an artificial island.

The crannog had several separate periods of occupation.

"It is to be a crannog," I explained.