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What is the NAS?
The Nautical Archaeology Society is a non-government organisation formed to further interest in our underwater cultural heritage.
Who Belongs?
- Divers
- Non-divers
- Archaeologists
- Conservationists
- Historians
- Interested people throughout the world
What are the aims of the NAS?
- To preserve our archaeological heritage in the marine environment
- To act as a focus for coastal and marine archaeology
- To involve divers and non-divers
- To provide education, training and information
- To improve techniques of surveying, recording, excavation and conservation
- To promote publication and research
Who helps the NAS?
- A number of full/part time employees run the NAS with assistance from NAS members who work on a voluntary basis. Their time and help is gratefully acknowledged.
The NAS Logo
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What can you do in the NAS?
- Assist in the search for evidence of past marine activities in seas, rivers, lakes or on land
- Survey historic wrecks and other archaeological sites
- Receive training in underwater archaeological techniques
- Record and publish new discoveries
- Help reconstruct and test early water-borne craft
- Attend conferences and lectures
- Choose your own involvement based on time available and level of expertise
- Or, just sit back and read about current activities
NAS Training Courses
What else does the NAS do?
If you would like to join the NAS you can print and complete the PDF membership form and return it with a cheque for the appropriate amount to the NAS Office. Alternatively you can contact the NAS Office directly at the address below.
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NAS Annual
Conference 2004
New CREDIT CARD
facility
Adopt a Wreck Award 2004
NAS Scotland
£100 NOW OFF 2005 SUMMER SCHOOLS
JULY 2005 - NEW COLLABORATION WITH Seasearch
DEC 2005 - NEW HISTORY OF BRITISH NAVAL ARTILLERY COURSE
NAS TRAINING FOLDERS!
SEARCHABLE
IJNA INDEX!
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