The piece of land poking out of the Hebridean loch is an example of a remarkable form of a man-made island known as a crannog, which was created in multitudes via an inspiring blend of ingenuity and effort. Nearly 600 of these artificial islands have so far been recorded across mainland Scotland and its islands built big enough to support large communal roundhouses or clusters of smaller dwellings and linked by slender causeways or piers to the shorelines of myriad lochs in often stunning locations of wild beauty.

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