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Jul 19, 2024

Working Offshore: Ten things a marine archaeologist should know

Working offshore is a completely new environment for many people and it can come with its own challenges (as well as exceptional sunsets and sunrises that can not be...

Jul 19, 2024

A Day in the Life of a Marine Archaeologist Offshore

The work of a maritime archaeologist is extremely varied...

Jun 04, 2024

Introducing Ken Hamilton to the MSDS team!

We are delighted to introduce Ken Hamilton as the...

Nov 17, 2023

2022 MSDS Marine Grant Awards Revisited

Each year MSDS Marine offer two grant awards, the...

Conservation Management Plans for the National Museum of the Royal Navy

Jan 14, 2019

MSDS Marine are pleased to have been confirmed as the contractor who will be undertaking the preparation of Conservation Management Plans for the...

Our work abroad continues!

Nov 21, 2018

Alison James is a Director of MSDS Marine and a Senior Project Manager. She has recently been approved to work at a senior level in the Netherlands....

Kim and I working on the conservation assessment of the 2018 material. Large concretions are put in the yellow tank behind us.

#Rooswijk1740 – October 2018

Nov 15, 2018

A blog from Nicole Schoute, Rooswijk Archaeologist for Finds based at Fort Cumberland with Historic England: October was a very busy month, in which...

Congratulations Nicole!

Nov 07, 2018

On Friday 2nd November our maritime archaeologist, Nicole Schoute, qualified as a commercial diver following a practical diving exam at the Dutch...

Rooswijk1740: An Engagement and Training Success!

Oct 20, 2018

Today (Saturday 20th October 2018) is the International Day of Archaeology. To recognise this and to join in the world wide celebrations Alison...

Goodbye Ramsgate, Hello Fort Cumberland: The Rooswijk Artefacts Make Their Big Move

Oct 17, 2018

A blog from Kim Roche, Rooswijk Project Conservator: Greetings from the MSDS Fort Cumberland team! Over the last few months, Nicole (Archaeologist-...

sandwich flats volunteers on site at sunrise recording an intertidal hulk

Sandwich Flats – A Volunteer View

Oct 15, 2018

Project participant, Nick Reed, has written this blog to share his experiences of working with MSDS Marine and the Nautical Archaeology Society at...

Sandwich Flats Survey Day 1

Oct 08, 2018

Community engagement and creating high quality opportunities for volunteer involvement and training are very important to us at MSDS Marine. This...

MSDS Outreach: 3D Scanning and Photogrammetry for Conservators

Jun 04, 2018

Bio: Kim is undertaking an MSc in Conservation Practice at Cardiff University and specialises in the conservation of marine archaeological...

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Working Offshore: Ten things a marine archaeologist should know

A Day in the Life of a Marine Archaeologist Offshore

Introducing Ken Hamilton to the MSDS team!

2022 MSDS Marine Grant Awards Revisited

Conservation Management Plans for the National Museum of the Royal Navy

Our work abroad continues!

#Rooswijk1740 – October 2018

Congratulations Nicole!

Rooswijk1740: An Engagement and Training Success!

Goodbye Ramsgate, Hello Fort Cumberland: The Rooswijk Artefacts Make Their Big Move

Sandwich Flats – A Volunteer View

Sandwich Flats Survey Day 1

MSDS Outreach: 3D Scanning and Photogrammetry for Conservators

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