Hannah is the Cultural Heritage Officer for the Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership scheme
Dr David Johnson, along with archaeologists from YDNPA, have recently led an excavation at a suspected sow kiln at Pendragon Castle. Fourteen volunteers took part over the first two weeks of September. The excavation was an exciting start to the Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership’s Monuments at Risk project.
There is so much archaeology up on Ox Close. However for April’s Site of the Month we will be focusing […]
There are two interesting, but very different, wells in the parish of Asby. These are March’s Site(s) of the Month. […]
Dent Head Viaduct is February’s Site of the Month. This is one of 20 viaducts on the Settle to Carlisle […]
Have you ever wondered what photogrammetry is? Or wondered how it is done? Well 11 volunteers attended a training workshop […]
Mary Queen of Scots is the focus of a new film. But did you know about her connection to the […]
December’s Site of the Month is Black Dub Monument. The monument is situated at the source of River Lyvennet on […]
Cows, pigs and chickens all occupied the traditional farm buildings that were surveyed as part of the Dairy Days project. […]
2018 has been a busy year for the Historic Environment team. Part of this has been due to the post-excavation […]
November’s Site of the Month is Devil’s Bridge. It is situated right on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National […]