Part III Certification Class:
Anchor Recording
French anchor of c.1760 (Diderot, Encyclopedie, 1751-1772)
Where: UNC-Coastal Studies Institute Campus
850 NC 345, Wanchese, NC 27981
Who: NAS Intro course graduates (registration required)
This is a non-diving class
What: The NAS Part III Certificate aims to build
a competent fieldworker through courses in a wide
variety of theory and practical skills
The Part III syllabus is divided into eight different models
providing a variety of topics and courses to suit all interests:
(1) Research & Information Technology (2) Archaeological
Science (3) Survey (4) Excavation (5) Recording
(6) Conservation (7) Ancient Technology, and (8) Managing
Archaeology
In order to gain a Part III certificate, participants
will need to attend courses in six of the eight
modules and accumulate 100 credit points. Credit
points are awarded for each course, depending on
the duration of the course.
Anchor Recording is a 6 credit, “Recording” module
Topics covered will include:
* A history of anchors
* Basic anchor anatomy and nomenclature
* Researching anchors
* Anchor recording (involving fieldwork)
For more information, or to enroll, contact:
When:
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Saturday, 24 October (10am-4:30pm);
Cost: $25 [students must email
richardsn@ecu.edu to confirm NAS status
and recieve registration link]
Nautical Archaeology Society Training
in NC and VA is offered under license to:
* UNC-Coastal Studies Institute
* East Carolina University
* NOAA’s Monitor National Marine Sanctuary
Dr. Nathan Richards (UNC-CSI & ECU)
richardsn@ecu.edu, 252.475.5453
To learn more about the Nautical Archaeology
Society and this international training
initiative go to:
http://www.nauticalarchaeologysociety.org/
Part III Certification Class:
Introduction to Photogrammetric Modeling
(the science of taking measurements from photographs)
Where: UNC-Coastal Studies Institute Campus
850 NC 345, Wanchese, NC 27981
Who: NAS Intro course graduates (registration required)
This is a non-diving class
What: The NAS Part III Certificate aims to build
a competent fieldworker through courses in a wide
variety of theory and practical skills
Photographs and models of “El Lancon,” Costa Rica (Images by Nathan Richards)
The Part III syllabus is divided into eight different models
providing a variety of topics and courses to suit all interests:
(1) Research & Information Technology (2) Archaeological
Science (3) Survey (4) Excavation (5) Recording
(6) Conservation (7) Ancient Technology, and (8) Managing
Archaeology
In order to gain a Part III certificate, participants
will need to attend courses in six of the eight
modules and accumulate 100 credit points. Credit
points are awarded for each course, depending on
the duration of the course.
Intro to Photogrammetry is a 6 cr “Survey” module
Topics covered will include:
* The history and theory of photogrammetry
* Introducation to photogrammetry software
* Data acquisition methods (involving fieldwork)
* Photogrammetric model construction
For more information, or to enroll contact:
Students will create their own three-dimensional
model from photographs
Dr. Nathan Richards (UNC-CSI & ECU)
richardsn@ecu.edu, 252.475.5453
When:
Join us on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/NASNCVA
Sunday, 25 October (10am-5:00pm);
Cost: $65 [students must email
richardsn@ecu.edu to confirm NAS status
and recieve registration link]
Nautical Archaeology Society Training
in NC and VA is offered under license to:
* UNC-Coastal Studies Institute
* East Carolina University
* NOAA’s Monitor National Marine Sanctuary
To learn more about the Nautical Archaeology
Society and this international training
initiative go to:
http://www.nauticalarchaeologysociety.org/