NAS Projects and Fieldschools
NAS projects and fieldschools offer the chance to get more involved in maritime archaeology and to put into practice those skills learnt during Introduction and Part I courses.
They also offer a great opportunity to collect the survey data for your NAS Part II Certificate and can count towards the fieldwork component of your NAS Part IV as well as offering the chance to have fun, meet some new people and visit new sites.
In recent years NAS has run a wide variety of projects, on the foreshore, underwater, focusing on areas, such as the Sound of Mull or Forton Lake, and on individual sites such as the protected wreck site of the Holland 5 Submarine. Many of the projects have been run in the UK but we have also worked with training partners and collaborators overseas for projects such as Dor in Isreal or HMS Swift in Argentina.
For more information on NAS projects and fieldschools please follow the links on the right. The project reports have been written by a variety of people involved from participating NAS Members to project directors, giving you a broad insight into the different projects, their objectives and their outcomes.
For information on projects and fieldschools that are coming up this year please visit the:
Diary
If you are involved in, or organising a project that you would like to invite NAS members to attend please contact us in order to discuss this further.
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Projects and field schools
