Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) in-house,
'Quarterly' Publication, Nautical Archaeology
(Winter 2026 Edition)
Winter 2026 This was the 5th edition of the revived 'Quarterly' Publication Nautical Archaeology, with the editorship being provided by MADU for and on behalf of the Nautical Archaeology Society. The main image on the front cover of this edition, has the caption: NAS CEO Mark Beattie-Edwards in conversation with Professor Alice Roberts, together with artefacts from the ‘Klein Hollandia’, during an episode from the BBC series, Digging for Britain. (Image © Rare TV). Below is a full list of all the other articlies included in this edition. |
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Contents:
| Page No | Articles | Author |
| 2 | Editorial: Archiving for Research. | Editor |
| 3 | The International Nautical Archaeology Foundation (INAF). | Mark Beattie-Edwards |
| 4 | NAS 2025 Conference – Bringing the Past to Life (Review). | Lynn Jones |
| 6 | The Fate of HMS Exmouth. | Dr. Richard Walker & Lt Cdr Jennifer Smith |
| 8 | Mark Beattie-Edwards – NAS CEO (on-line interview). | Susannah Hart |
| 9 | The Newport Medieval Ship. | Dr. Elaine Davey |
| 11 | SWMAG: History from the sea 1988-2017. | Ronald Howell |
| 12 | ‘Somehow, Good shall come of Water and of Mud’. | Dr. Suzanne Marie-Taylor |
| 13 | More – Tales from the Archives. | Sheilah Openshaw |
| 14 | Two-Week Nautical Archaeology Field School (Review). | Karen Moule |
| 16 | Dover’s Bronze Age Boat: 30 years of experimental archaeology. | Catherine Holt |
| 17 | North-Eastb Maritime Archaeolopgical Forum (NEMAF). | John Buglass |
| 17 | Have Your Say & Contribute to the 'Quarterly'. | 'Quarterly' Team |
| 17 | Images of the Quarter. | Ian Cundy |
| 18 | NAS Education & Training, Courses, Conferences & more. | Peta Knott |
| 20 | NAS Special Interest Courses 2026. | Peta Knott |