It’s been exactly a month since our communications intern has joined us. Max is now definitely part of the NAS, by his participation to what goes on here and his commitment to the tasks at hand. The French student has a key role to play in the development of different projects in the upcoming months, and he’s given us an insight of how its been going so far. Discover more here… Read more
For the last six months Peta's main project has been keeping a small person alive and entertained! But now that she is back working as the NAS Education Manger she is looking forward to planning a new a diverse Education Programme that takes tips from our online Covid world and blends it with in-person activity. Discover more here.... Read more
The NAS has signed a new International Training Partner Agreement with the Portuguese Navy Research Centre (CINAV) to teach NAS courses in Portugal, Madeira and the Azores. Discover more here... Read more
Welcome aboard to our latest Nautical Archaeology Society team member, Max Smith. Joining us from France where he studies information and communication, he will be part of our communications team as an intern. Over the summer Max is going to bring a fresh set of eyes to the NAS. Discover more about Max here...... Read more
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NASAC is a volunteer run archaeological dive club affiliated to the Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) and is run by NAS members for NAS members. Our purpose is to provide project-based archaeological diving opportunities for NAS members. Read more
In 2021 the NAS, supported by the Honor Frost Foundation, is excited to be hosting monthly talks on a wide range of topics. The "Under the Water" Webinar Series is open for all to join - dive in to explore the fascinating world of underwater cultural heritage. Discover more about the series here... Read more
The NAS are excited to have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with MSDS Marine Limited to bring together the extensive experience of both organisations for the benefit of underwater cultural heritage research, promotion, education and enjoyment. Discover more here... Read more
Running the London Marathon seems a fitting way to support NAS' effort to Save The London wreck. We are delighted to have two places available for the ‘virtual’ London Marathon event on Sunday 3 October 2021. Discover how to apply here.... Read more
The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology is a forum for the exchange of ideas and research relevant to all aspects of nautical and maritime archaeology. Discover more about our journal here... Read more
French archaeology enthusiast and Dublin Bay diver, Morgane Mahaud has used the time out of water in 2020 as an opportunity to become a NAS member and participate to the Welsh Wreck Web Research Project. Morgane figured that if she could not physically access wrecks, she was going to explore their digital remains. Discover more here... Read more
In January 2021, Park rangers of the Southern Patagonia Coastal Marine Park in Argentina undertook NAS Training Courses given by Dr. Guillermo Gutierrez (IDEAus-Conicet, INAPL), with the participation of Dr. Dolores Elkin (Conicet-INAPL) director of PROAS-INAPL. Discover more here..... Read more
Ellie James, a manager of a Scheduled Ancient Monument in Milton Keynes attended the Archaeological Project Management course with Tutor Ian Cundy. Discover more about her journey here.... Read more
NAS Member Christian Dalton reveals what he learned during our Introduction to Project Management Course. Uncover what he discovered here... Read more
Long time NAS Member and fellow reports on his experience of our Aviation Archaeology in the Maritime Environment course. Discover more here... Read more