crannoge

/ˈkrænəɡ/
noun
  1. Variant spelling of crannog; an ancient artificial island built in a lake or river in Scotland or Ireland.
    • Historians debate whether the crannoge was primarily a home or a defensive structure.
    • The museum's exhibit includes a model of a crannoge with its wooden walkway.
    • The old map marked the site of a crannoge in the middle of the lake.
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