Ingleborough Archaeology Freebooters
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ATTENTION ALL FIREFOX USERS VIEWING ARCHAEOLOGY REPORTS ON THIS SITE
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The solution is to go to "Tools" in Firefox, then"Options" followed by selecting the "Applications" tab. Scroll down the list of file types and highlight "Portable Document Format (PDF) and from the drop down menu select "Use Acrobat (in Firefox)". Do NOT select the "Use Adobe Acrobat (Default)" option.

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You can also select the layers in the pdf document and turn the various features of the maps on and off. Have fun.




Latest additions to the site

Added 15th May 2013

A detailed survey of the complex archaeology near Sulber Nick including an interactive map.
Click here to view details

Added 25th April 2013

A superb method of producing immaculate planned drawings in archaeology. Unless you have a masochistic desire to strain your spine do not miss this link.

Added 10th December 2012

New Study on Brownhills Pasture, Kingsdale
For the full PDF document Click here

For an interactive map of Brownhills click here

Added 10th November 2012
New graphs available in Census menu above

Added 9th November 2012

By kind permission of Sheffield Clarion Ramblers a valuable record of the historic accounts of the summit of Ingleborough together with the state of Ingleborough in the 1940's. Click here

One small step for a man, one.......
An exciting new range of possible archaeological investigations opens up with the technique that we are helping to pioneer.
Click here for a new paper giving details

Yet another mystery on the slopes of Ingleborough. Can you help?
Click here for more details
The answers (if any,) will be published here

CONDITIONS APPLYING TO USE OF INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE
It has come to our attention that research information unique to this website and its associated publications, has been used by others who have not referenced their source of the information. We do not copyright our research but we do expect to be given the credit for the information, as some of this has been acquired at considerable expense to ourselves. It is also requested by Scottish Universities Environmental Research Council that Radio Carbon Dating code numbers should be quoted in any reports within the scientific literature. All this is simply good archaeological practice.
Anybody found using the information unique to this website and its associated publications without giving due credit will have their names, and where they used the information, published here. CLICK for names.

The mysterious carved face is from a 19th Century root about in a cave.

Click here for the C19 report giving details about this carving



If you are not especially familiar with the names of sites within our area then please use the link below.

Click here to choose regions of interest within our area

N.B. the new background map ought to make this easier to use.

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Page last updated Tuesday 19th March 2013