Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) in-house,
'Quarterly' Publication, Nautical Archaeology
(Spring 2026 Edition)
Spring 2026 This was the 6th 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: The recently scheduled Whiteabbey Hulks on the foreshore of Belfast Lough. (Crown copyright. Historic Environment Record of Northern Ireland). 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: The Dissemination of Information. | Editor |
| 3 | The Mystery of HMS Beagle. | Mike A.W. Salter |
| 5 | Living Archaeology, the Last Mersey Steam Tug. | Lee Gibbon |
| 6 | The Holy Grail of Wreck Diving. | Ian Cundy |
| 7 | Who Celebrates a 162nd Anniversary? | Friends of the Hunley |
| 8 | New Statutory Protection for Two Maritime Heritage Sites in Northern Ireland. | Dr. Rory McNeary & Liam McQuillan |
| 9 | Heneb Launches Five Year Strategy at the Senedd. | Heneb |
| 10 | What else might the Romans have left behind in Sunderland. | Duncan Ross |
| 11 | Guidance Published: Accessing England’s Protected Wreck Sites. | Hefin Mears & Alison James |
| 12 | Ships of Stone. | John Buglass |
| 13 | A Big Anchor, perhaps? | Leo van Es & George Rutherford |
| 14 | Protection does not stop at Designation. | Terence Newman |
| 16 | The ISCA Cataloguing Project. | Hattie Grylls |
| 17 | A New Interpretation of Post-Medieval Bone Scoops. | Paul Stokes |
| 18 | Have Your Say & Contribute to the 'Quarterly'. | 'Quarterly' Team |
| 18 | Images of the Quarter. | Cliff Cordiner & MADU |
| 19 | NAS Education & Training, Courses, Conferences & more. | Peta Knott |
| 20 | NAS Special Interest Courses 2026. | Sara Hasan |