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In page Crannog:

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Interpretations of crannog function have not been static; instead they appear to have changed in both the archaeological and historic records. Rather than the simple domestic residences of prehistory, the medieval crannogs were increasingly seen as strongholds of the upper class or regional political players, such as the Gaelic chieftains of the O'Boylans and McMahons in County Monaghan and the Kingdom of Airgíalla, until the 17th century.[citation needed] In Scotland, the medieval and post-medieval use of crannogs is also documented into the early 18th century.[18][19] Whether this increase in status is real, or just a by-product of increasingly complex material assemblages, remains to be convincingly validated.[20]