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  Ingleborough
  Archaeology


 Group
Winners of the Association for Industrial Archaeology
Fieldwork and Recording Initiative Award 2007

Page last updated Wednesday 13th June 2009


What IAG did at Kingsdale in May 2009 Click here for details


What can we do about Ingleborough? Click here for details (You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader!


A new book has just been published by Dr David Barrowclough on the archaeology of Lancashire including consideration of the hill forts from North Lancashire to Ingleborough
Details are given on the Publications page





Click here for Kilnsey Dig report, hot off the press!
This is a large (6MB) file you will be downloading





Click here for Interactive Survey of Ireby Fell

Paper by Anita and Arthur Batty on the proposed location of the "Spechscaflade" revised from the paper read at the Documentary Subgroup, 9/2/2009

Paper by Arthur Batty and Noel Crack on the location of the "Hermitage" read at the Documentary Subgroup, 9/2/2009, revised version

Click here for list of aerial photographs available to members: password needed
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Initial Report on Kilnsey Corn Drying Kiln Excavation

Click on link to the latest news from the Sandymire Project

Click on link to latest news from the Masongill Hall Project


If any of the following appeal:
  • A warm welcome to all members, new and old, with modest fees
  • Monthly programme of talks and visits
  • Active archaeology throughout the season with an excellent reputation
  • Close contact with professional archaeologists
  • A growing body of results with national relevance
then find out more by following the links below

                  

              


Ingleborough Archaeology Group (IAG) was formed in April 1996. Its objects are to investigate and record any aspect of past human activity in the Ingleborough District and to make available the results of such work.

The Group has monthly talks and lectures at Ingleborough Community Centre between October and March, and arrange a programme of summer evening walks from May through to September. At the moment we have approximately 60 members with interests ranging from the prehistoric to industrial archaeology.

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