Welcome to the Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS)
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NAS 2008 Annual Conference: Registrations now open!
The NAS 2008 Annual Conference will provide
an opportunity to discuss research, review the archaeological
activities of members, exchange ideas on encouraging access to
our shared heritage, and network with friends and colleagues from
the UK and abroad. Follow the link for more information and for a
booking form.
NAS 2008
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IKUWA3: Registrations are open!
The 3rd International Congress on Underwater
Archaeology is to be held at University College London from 10-12
July 2008. The Congress will be preceded by a 3-day professional
development field school, and followed by excursions including a
visit to the Mary Rose. Please visit the IKUWA3 website for registrations or
for more information.
IKUWA3 page
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SOMAP Monograph
Over ten years' diving and survey work by
dedicated amateurs (largely NAS members) is brought together
in this detailed record of the underwater heritage of the
Sound of Mull. The monograph includes the Thesis, an
iconic UK underwater wreck site, alongside
studies of less well known sites such as the John Preston.
SOMAP
Monograph
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NAS supports 'Shared Heritage' Seminar
Organised by English Heritage and the
University of Wolverhampton, ‘Shared
Heritage’ will focus on joint responsibilities in the
management of British Warship wrecks overseas. Case studies will
include the management of sites in Argentina, Australia, South
Africa and the United States. The seminar will be held on the 8th
July 2008, at the University of Wolverhampton. Follow the link
for more information.
Shared Heritage
Seminar
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International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
If you do not already subscribe to IJNA, why
not give it a try? Published twice a year, with over 200 pages
per issue, it has lots of illustrations, some in colour. Covering
from prehistory to the present, anywhere in the world, there is
something for everyone. And as well as articles there are book
reviews to guide and inform your reading. A real bargain.
IJNA
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NAS Training
Interested in Maritime Archaeology? Want to
improve your skills, or just want to know more? NAS Training has
courses for everyone, from our one day Introduction Course, to
our Part 3 specialist courses in Dendrochronology, First Aid for
Finds, Ancient Tool Making, Submarine Research, Advanced Diving
Techniques and much much more. Follow the link for more
information.
NAS
Training
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