Plural of crannoge; multiple artificial island dwellings built in lakes and marshes, particularly in ancient and medieval Ireland and Scotland.
Simple plural of 'crannoge,' formed by adding '-s' to the singular form. Reflects the numerous preserved examples of these structures across Celtic regions.
Over 1,500 crannoge sites have been identified in Ireland alone—each one tells a story of how ancient people ingeniously adapted to wet landscapes by building upward instead of sideways!
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