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<dc:description>Wooden, dipping lug sailing boat traditionally used for fishing in the sea areas surrounding the Hebrides. </dc:description>
<dc:contributor>iain</dc:contributor>
<dc:language>Scottish Gaelic</dc:language>
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<dc:alternative title>Sgoth</dc:alternative title>
<dc:date submitted>18/12/2025</dc:date submitted>
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<item_type_metadata:tool>Hand saws / hammers / chisels / steamers: Traditional Joinery Tools</item_type_metadata:tool>
<item_type_metadata:prim media>2050</item_type_metadata:prim media>
<item_type_metadata:place>Stornoway</item_type_metadata:place>
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<item_type_metadata:natural cultural>Cultural</item_type_metadata:natural cultural>
<item_type_metadata:function>Sailing in open sea water</item_type_metadata:function>
<item_type_metadata:creation purpose>Originally as a fishing vessel to provide an income and/or food for the owners. The current day use is for leisure sailing and cultural events. </item_type_metadata:creation purpose>
<item_type_metadata:technique>By hand, as described in the </item_type_metadata:technique>
<item_type_metadata:conecept>Although ‘Oigh Niseach’ was not built by Mark Stockl, he has completed extensive repair work on her, on behalf of ‘Falmadair – North Lewis Maritime Society.’ This chairty now has four, traditional, sea-worthy sgoths, of different sizes. All of these can be used by the community for leisure sailing and are very often used as a central focus for artist residencies and cultural gatherings, linking the traditional story telling maritime tales and gaelic language  to contemporary art projects. </item_type_metadata:conecept>
<item_type_metadata:production quality>Bespoke artisan production. </item_type_metadata:production quality>
<item_type_metadata:field worker>Netty Sopata</item_type_metadata:field worker>
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