As Ingleborough Archaeology Group marks its 30th birthday in 2026, we look back at some of the group's most important projects since its foundation in 1996. IAG's excavations and survey activities have covered thousands of years of activity in the Dales, from prehistoric monument complexes to Iron Age settlements, and from early medieval shielings to 19th century railway construction camps. Read about IAG's first 30 years in this special review. And more lies ahead in 2026 and beyond. In...

The use of drones in archaeology is the subject for Ingleborough Archaeology Group's next talk, on Monday 20 April at 7.30pm at Ingleborough Community Centre, Ingleton. Tony Hunt, who has carried out drone surveys for IAG, will present "Droning on - the revolution in aerial archaeology." The talk is open to all and non-members are welcome - £3 entry.

Archaeologist Jamie Quartermaine presented a fascinating comparison of prehistoric landscapes in the Lake District and Wales in his talk 'From Cumbria to Cambria" on Monday 16 March 2026. Jamie, head of survey for Oxford Archaeology North at Lancaster, explained similarities and differences between the two areas, drawing on his experience of undertaking landscape surveys in the UK and abroad during the last 40 years.