Effy Evans joins us as an Assistant Projects Officer through the UK Governments Kickstart scheme assisted by the Historic England Kickstart Gateway for employers in the heritage sector. Discover more about Effy here... Read more
A chance in 2022 for divers to record and monitor military wrecks and get training in the process. Discover more about our plans here... Read more
Call for Papers Now Closed. The 2022 Annual Conference will be held in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Ireland on the 19th and 20th November 2022. We were excited to be in Ireland in 2022 in partnership with the CHERISH Project, Diving Ireland and the National Monuments Service. Discover more about the event here...... Read more
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Every year the NAS awards the Adopt a Wreck Award to the person or group who has made the most significant contribution to archaeology and researched through the Adopt a Wreck scheme. Applications normally close in October with the award being given at the NAS Annual Conference in November. Discover more here.... Read more
As both a UK charity and a limited company, the NAS has policies it must enforce under the auspices of the Charity Commission and the Companies Act. The policies safeguard the work of the Society, its employees and its members. You can read the Society’s policies here... Read more
Indulge your passion for nautical archaeology, and help us explore, preserve and record the world’s intertidal and underwater heritage for future generations. Discover more about us here... Read more
As an NAS Member you are entitled to a exciting wide range of benefits Read more
As NAS members and the NAS dive club found out recently, sinking a fake wreck is harder than you think! We've been creating a new 'archaeological site' at Vobster Quay ready to run more Skills Days. Read more
NAS member Karen Moule has been diving for over 30 years and has always had a love of diving on shipwrecks. She has written an overview of the recent NAS Practical Guide to Using Online Archives. 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
We are excited to launch brand new versions of our award winning eLearning courses to help you begin your archaeological training from the comfort of your own home. There are three courses available, with each made up of a series of modules which include images, videos, animations and quizzes. Discover more about our eLearning courses here.... Read more
Working with the Malvern Archaeological Diving Unit (MADU) researching shipwrecks in the north end of Cardigan Bay in north west Wales. Please note that now that the "www Research Project" is winding down, we are not inviting any more volunteers onto the project. Discover more here... Read more
The NAS Monograph Series is the vehicle for the publication of rather more substantial pieces of work than a paper for IJNA or another academic journal. The series is a joint imprint with British Archaeological Reports. Discover more here... Read more