International Journal of Nautical Archaeology

To mark its 40th Volume in 2011, IJNA published a Special 40th Anniversary Virtual Issue - this collection showcases key investigations and developments in the field of nautical archaeology published in the journal over the last four decades, and includes an original Introduction from Editor, Paula Martin.

Read the issue exclusively online:

Asking Questions, Raising Standards, Developing Skills:
Four Decades of IJNA

The Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) is a non-government organisation dedicated to:

• advancing education in nautical archaeology at all levels
• improving techniques in excavating, conservation and reporting
• encouraging the participation of members of the public at all stages

There are several levels of NAS membership, offering many benefits such as:

• The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
• discounts on NAS courses and merchandise
• discounted entry to the NAS Annual Conference and associated events
• discounts from affiliated societies and associations

For more information on the types of NAS membership, to join the NAS, or for details of their work and projects, please visit the NAS website.