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Dr Robert Lenfert

Crannogs – Timber and stone riddles wrapped in water

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The cold, dark waters of Scottish lochs hold a certain place in the imagination – conjuring up images of the Loch Ness monster, or for others, the animistic water spirits of Scottish folklore known as 'kelpies', not to mention the stunning backdrop for numerous movies. Written by Dr Robert Lenfert

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