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We
are a friendly group committed to
learning more about the Archaeological and
Architechtural heritage of North and East
Leeds and recording this for the benefit of
the local community.
learning more about the Archaeological and
Architechtural heritage of North and East
Leeds and recording this for the benefit of
the local community.
Leeds
Archaeological Fieldwork Society
was set up in 2005 to encourage an interest
in surveying and recording the heritage of
East and North Leeds.
We are currently concluding an excavation at Lazencroft where we have found the kiln at an early 18th century slipware pottery production site. Please go to the News page to see the current status. Pottery finds have included
several plates designed by Samuel Malkin,
some of which bear his initials.
was set up in 2005 to encourage an interest
in surveying and recording the heritage of
East and North Leeds.
We are currently concluding an excavation at Lazencroft where we have found the kiln at an early 18th century slipware pottery production site. Please go to the News page to see the current status. Pottery finds have included
several plates designed by Samuel Malkin,
some of which bear his initials.
