NAS Part I: The NAS Certificate in foreshore and underwater archaeology
The NAS Part I builds on the basic
knowledge and practical skills introduced in the 'Introductory' course.
The practical elements of the course will be held in sheltered open
water or on a foreshore site for non-divers.
Syllabus
Day 1
- Project case study of, e.g. 'The Mary Rose'
- Dating methods and site interpretation
- Introduction to wreck recording techniques
- Practical session using the wreck recording form
- De-briefing session
Day 2
- Introduction to 3-D survey programmes
- Survey practical
- Data processing using the 3-D survey software programme
- Introduction to finds handling and the problems associated with
waterlogged material
- Finds handling workshop
- Project logistics and safety
- Introduction to the NAS Wreck Recording Project and other NAS Projects
The minimum diving qualification for
NAS Part I is CMAS 2-Star or equivalent, e.g. BSAC Sport Diver, SAA
Club Diver, or PADI Advanced Open Water.
The course normally costs £110.00, but this will vary depending
upon local facilities and diving fees. The fee includes a course
folder to store qualifications records and membership of the NAS for
one year.
Membership is normally backdated to the 1st of April in
the year of attendance, but those attending after the 1st of January
can opt to join the Society from 1st April the following year. Anyone who is already a member
of the Society is entitled to a £10.00 reduction in the course fee.
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