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...
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.
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...?
Charlotte Crumpler, our new Public Engagement Officer offers her thoughts on her first few weeks as an NAS staff member.
Australia enacted new legislation to protect the country’s underwater cultural heritage, replacing forty-year-old legislation. Danielle Wilkinson and Bob MacKintosh of Wessex Archaeology assess the new framework.
The chance to dive two sites of historic significance was a dream come true for archaeology enthusiast and NAS member Duncan Ross.
Intern, Persefoni Lesgidi, reflects on her part-time but activity-packed internship at NAS HQ.
Alex Denny recently took part in the visit to the impressive Vasa Museum in Stockholm with the NAS, here he offers an insiders sneak peak into his experience of the trip.
NAS membership was once more Duncan Ross’s gateway to hands-on involvement on a major underwater archaeological project.
Long-time NAS member Nick Reed has a new-found knowledge of post-medieval rope and cordage after attending a recent NAS course on the subject, here, Nick shows us the ropes.
