Dr David Johnson, archaeologist, author and honorary president of IAG, will dig into the history of the group at its next meeting on 17...

IAG's 2025 programme of talks and walks takes us from Arran to Ingleborough via Settle's Folly and an exciting dig in Littondale.   Put...

The Raikes Road Burial Ground Survey report is now available on the Publications page.

Sunday 28th July saw Yvonne Luke leading an intrepid group of 15 IAG explorers to various prehistoric sites in Cumbria. Our first meeting...

Click on 'Publications' (link at the top of this page), then scroll down to 'Gauber Cow Pasture excavation blog', or click here to go...

Message from the Council for British Archaeology: "I’m writing to share information about a new, free research resource we have launched....

We were invited to talk to Settle Beaver Colony about archaeology, as a follow-up to their work on prehistory and their visit to Victoria...

IAG members enjoyed a stroll around Settle on a rare sunny evening on Wednesday, led by Dr David Johnson as a follow up to his previous...

John Cuthbert, Tony Perry, Bob Moore and Beverley Rymer met up with Jean Robertson on a very wet and cold day in mid-April to start...

Spring has started with the publicationm of the latest Haw House pasture blog. Click here for the publication.

How do Ingleborough's prehistoric monuments relate to the movements of the sun and moon? That's the question Yvonne Luke explored in a...

Click here for the latest updates on the Sleights pasture blog - magnetometry and resistivity surveys

IAG geophysical survey on Sleights Pasture prehistoric monument complex 3 & 4 March 2024. By Carol Perry, Tony Perry, Yvonne Luke....

David Johnson: A Brief History of Settle. In March 2024, archaeologist and author Dr David Johnson, president of IAG, gave us an insight...

If you are interested in archaeology - particularly of the area around Ingleborough - then why not come along to one of our talks, and...

Dr Andrew White, former head of Lancaster City Museums, delved into his own archives for IAG's February talk when he told us tales from...

Mysterious islets constructed by Neolithic people around 5,000 years ago were the topic of a fascinating talk by Dr Mike Copper of...

The World Wide Fund for Nature wants to make Ingleborough wilder. They report: "In the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, a beacon of nature...

Ingleborough Archaeology Group has taken the plunge and launched a brand new website to showcase events, activities and publications. We...

Here at IAG we don't just talk about archaeology - we actually do it! The group gets out into the field and carries out excavations and ...