Thank you very much!

Haha well you weren't wrong! 😁

Thanks Sarah! Aidan is a big inspiration 😊

Thanks so much for the shout out Coralie! 🌳💚

Thanks Mark! The curve I've put in is directly inspired by a door lintel discovered at the early medieval Buiston Crannog, Ayrshire which is thought to have used the same woven basketry construction.

It has since been thatched, so very well I believe.

Three bronze replica axe heads and knife.

The socketed axe head upon which the replicas are based.

The twelve axe heads from the Kalemouth hoard.

Excited to have received these LBA tools made by Bronze Age metal smith Neil Burridge. The axe heads are based on an example from the Kalemouth hoard, Roxburgh held at the National Museum of Scotland. These high quality replicas will be vital for my experiments. I can't wait to use them!

The inside view of a woven hazel roundhouse I built at the Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay.

Hello all,
I'm a wood specialist undertaking a PhD researching Late Bronze Age toolkits from Northern Britain with the University of Leicester and the National Museums Scotland. I'll be posting about my research and all things woody and archaeology!

Here's a roundhouse I built at the SCC Loch Tay.