Coracles Collection

Welsh Coracle
Welsh coracles are made of wickerwork covered with a watertight material, though fragile they are sturdy and light

Welshmen carrying coracle boats, Carmarthen Date: circa 1935

Coracles - The River Dee Date: 1889

Welsh coracle fishermen, Kilgerran, Pembrokeshire
Welsh coracle fishermen at Kilgerran, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. 1931

An ancient Briton in a fishing boat
An ancient Briton in a round coracle boat catching fish with a net. He has paint on his body (woad) which would have been used to intimidate his enemies during battle. Date: circa 400BC

ANCIENT BRITISH CORACLES
Ancient British coracles, used for fishing

Irish coracles
Traditional Irish coracles (currachs) at the International Fisheries Exhibition, held at the Horticultural Societys Gardens in South Kensington, London Date: May 1883

CORACLES
Two old men, paddling along a river in coracles. Date: 1930s

Coracle Fisherman
A coracle fisherman on the River Teifi, at Cenarth, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The coracle was used as a river craft by Ancient Britons. Date: 1960s

Coracles / Curragh Boats
The main picture shows Irish coracles, known as curragh boats, being used in the sea just off-shore. The inset shows a man carrying a smaller welsh-style coracle

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