Yorkshire

Wharram Percy in North Yorkshire is Europe's most famous deserted medieval village. Our research has shed new light on the remains that have seen 40 years of excavations.

Members of Leeds Archaeology Group set out expecting to find remains of a medieval village. What they actually found was not quite so old, but more remarkable: a lost garden dating to 1694.

Rievaulx Abbey's 'grange' farm at Griff in North Yorkshire was the agricultural engine that drove the monastery's rise to wealth and power. It lies within the North York Moors National Park and is accessible to the public.

Sutton Bank is home to Kilburn White Horse, the North Yorkshire glider club, and a giant Iron Age hillfort, which surrounds both these modern monuments. The fort lies within the North York Moors National Park and is accessible to the public.

Ebberston Low Moor in the North York Moors National Park is so remote that a unique complex of prehistoric boundaries remained undiscovered until very recently. Our detailed investigation is of national importance in understanding a puzzling phenomenon.

Residents of the tiny village of Boltby in North Yorkshire came together to try to understand the history of their village. We helped them find the village's lost manor.