Guidance Notes for Local Archaeological Societies

The WYAAS is committed to helping to support local voluntary archaeology and history societies in West Yorkshire. To this end the WYAAS has written leaflets on a number of subjects that we hope will be of use to active local societies, both in guiding them in their activities and suggesting new activities for them to explore. We will add to these leaflets, which can be downloaded and printed off as .PDF files, as time and resources allow.

• WYAAS Guide 1   - Accurately Locating Your Site
• WYAAS Guide 2   - Writing Your Fieldwork Report
• WYAAS Guide 3   - Using Old Maps
• WYAAS Guide 4   - Guide to interpreting historic place-names in West Yorkshire
• WYAAS Guide 5   - Guide to Preparing for Archaeological Fieldwork
• WYAAS Guide 6   - Suggested Tool List for a Small Scale Archaeological Excavation
• WYAAS Guide 7   - Looking at Old Photographs
• WYAAS Guide 8   - A Guide to making a Photographic Record of Old Buildings
• WYAAS Guide 9   - Producing A Leaflet
• WYAAS Guide 10 - Designing an Interpretation Board
• WYAAS Guide 11 - Archaeological Fieldwalking
• WYAAS Guide 12 - Planning and Delivering a Guided Walk
• WYAAS Guide 13 - Writing an Archaeological Risk Assessment
  

 

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