Following the high profile potential thefts of material from protected wreck sites, including the bow cap from the Holland No.5 Submarine and a Bronze cannon from the Dunwich Bank site, and on-going intelligence, Historic England has become increasingly concerned over the security of protected wreck sites where bronze cannon and other high value or collectable […]

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We are working with Historic England and the London protected wreck site volunteer team to undertake a two stage project to help inform ongoing management of the London. Stage 1 is a desk based audit of the existing geophysical data for the site and Stage 2 will deliver quality geophysical (sub-bottom) information to Historic England […]

Our conservator Kim Roche features in the latest episode of the popular conservation podcast, The C Word. The podcast team talk about all sorts of things from the perspective of conservation professionals, from museum trends and new technology to the big issues like pay and staying safe at work. Kim is interviewed about her career […]

MSDS Marine have grown steadily since first established in 2011 and are now a market leader in maritime archaeology in the UK. MSDS Marine currently have a large volume of work and are involved in many high profile development projects. As a result, we are looking to expand our team with enthusiastic and self-motivated individuals. […]