Save the date: Protected Wreck Association AGM 2022
The Protected Wreck Association are pleased to announce the provisional date for the Protected Wreck Association AGM 2022 - Friday 4th February 2022. At present, subject to COVID restrictions, it is hoped the meeting will be held in person in Plymouth. Further details...
Marine Geophysics Data Acquisition, Processing and Interpretation (Second Edition)
Historic England have commissioned MSDS Marine and Spectrum Offshore to produce the second edition of Marine Geophysics Data Acquisition, Processing and Interpretation first published in 2013. It is the purpose of this guidance document to describe geophysical...
Training Survey
Historic England have funded the Protected Wreck Association and MSDS Marine to undertake a project to provide support to England’s protected wreck site volunteers. You can find out more about the project here:...
Historic England fund new project to support diving volunteers
The Protected Wreck Association, in partnership with MSDS Marine, has been awarded a grant of nearly £29,000 from Historic England, to undertake a project to provide support to England’s protected wreck site volunteers. This new project will aid the development of the...
The London and its volunteer team
Steve and Carol Ellis and Steve Meddle are a small but enthusiastic team of volunteer licensees who have been diving on the London protected wreck site for nearly ten years since a chance encounter with a maritime archaeologist on a flight to the Maldives! As regular...
SWMAG and the Moor Sand and Salcombe Cannon sites
The South West Maritime Archaeology Group (SWMAG), both present and past, is built up of a group of enthusiastic avocational archaeologists who spend their spare time diving, researching and documenting maritime history covering over 3000 years. For over 30 years the...