NAS member Karen Moule has been diving for over 30 years and has always had a love of diving on shipwrecks. Since attending NAS’s online course on Metal Shipwrecks in May, it has given her a whole new appreciation for them. Discover more about Karen's experience here.... Read more
NAS member Duncan Ross managed to head out into the dark waters of Liverpool Bay and visit a wreck site that had been on his radar for many years. Discover more here... Read more
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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
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
Whilst on maternity leave, NAS Education Manager Peta Knott is taking a break from work and enjoying the many archaeological lectures, workshops and most recently – movies – that are currently available online. Here she reviews ‘The Dig’... Read more
Former Public Engagement Officer Charlotte Crumpler shares her favourite discoveries from her time working at NAS as she prepares to raise anchor and sail away to pastures new. Find out what she discovered on her NAS journey 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
John Preston's novel, The Dig, and now the beautiful film based on it, has breathed renewed interest in Sutton Hoo. Naturally there will be questions about the film and the way the excavation is portrayed. NAS Fellow and friend of Basil Brown, Valerie Fenwick gives her own slant on the story. Discover more here.... Read more
Through a fortunate series of events, Judy Jarvis recently re-joined NAS. Here she shares her story - which includes the tale of a desk drawer excavation! Read more
Duncan Ross is a musician by trade. His love for maritime archaeology goes back to when he was 6-years-old watching the Mary Rose being raised from the Solent on television. Here he tells us about his near ten-year involvement with the NAS. Read more