Long time NAS member Therese Kearns, Programme Officer for the South Devon Rivers Discovery Programme, reflects on her first few months of working on CITiZAN's new initiatives, and what exciting opportunities they have coming up... Read more
As one of our first International Training Partners, DEGUWA have been teaching a German version of our syllabus for many years. Tutor Luisa Goldammer reports on the latest course run in Bonn, Germany. Find out about what they were learning here... Read more
On this page you can find stories from us and from our members, written for our members. Click an article below to learn more. Guidance on writing your Members' Story for the website here
After an inspiring weekend, NAS member Clive Raymond reports on his experiences on the Discovering WWII Coastal Defences NAS course in April 2019. Find out what he discovered here... Read more
Long-term NAS member, Ali Bessell, re-finds her way back to NAS activities after a long absence, and learns all about rope recording. Find out what she discovered here... Read more
Extreme diver, director of Dark Water Exploration Ltd and NAS member, Phil Short recounts his recent quick, cold dip into perfectly preserved Swedish history. With plans to go back for more! Find out more about what he discovered here... Read more
We want to learn more about the people who support us - our fantastic base of dedicated and passionate members! If you have a story to tell, then why not tell it...? Read more
One of our youngest members, Aidan Cheasley, recalls his NAS journey so far, and tells us what he's been learning along the way, armed with his enthusiasm for exploring and discovering. Read his story here... Read more
Christian Dalton, a recent Maritime Archaeology graduate, joined us for his second survey of the Sandwich Flats. With a song stuck in his head, and a keen interest in photogrammetry, find out what he discovered here... Read more
Jack Pink, a PhD student from Southampton University, joined us in Sandwich, Kent for his first taste of NAS fieldwork. Learn more about what he discovered here... Read more
NAS member Alastair Deacon recently attended our Rooswijk1740 Finds’ Conservation course and wanted to share his experience with others. Find out what he discovered here.. Read more
NAS member Paul Harwood, swapped his day-job of computer programming in London, for three days of immersing himself in 18th century archaeology at Fort Cumberland. Here he tells his tale… Read more
Ed Cumming, honorary fellow of the NAS, brings us up to date with his research, and gives us insight into what he'll be looking at next. Read more