This boat, discovered in 2001 and on exhibiton at The Collection in Lincoln, is about 6 metres long and made from a single oak tree trunk. It is thought to have been sunk as a votive offering
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH
September 2020 - Fiskerton Iron Age boat
