NAS Online Course – Promoting Maritime Heritage Through Social Media On the 5th December 2020 the Foundation funded 12 students and researchers from the HFF region to attend the NAS Online Course – Promoting Maritime Heritage Through Social Media. The course was one of several NAS online courses held in 2020, as many face to face […]
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NAS Online Course – Public Engagement – the big picture On the 29th November 2020 the Foundation funded 10 students and researchers to attend the NAS online course – Public Engagement – the big picture. The course was one of several NAS online courses held in 2020, as many face to face workshops and training
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NAS/HFF Online Course – Find’s Conservation – theory On the 20th October 2020 the Foundation funded seventeen students and researchers to attend a one day online course on Find’s Conservation. The course was hosted by the Nautical Archaeology Society and the tutors were; Angela Middleton, Polydora Baker, Francesca Gherardi, Ruth Pelling and Eleni Loizides. Between
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NAS Online Course – Archaeological Illustration On the 10th October the Foundation funded 7 students and researchers to attend the NAS online course on archaeological illustration. This is the second course which the Foundation has provided participant bursaries for. As many face to face workshops and training events have been postponed due to covid-19, these
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NAS Online Course: Anchor Recording using the Big Anchor Project online database On the 27th June 2020 the Foundation funded ten students and researchers from the HFF region to attend the NAS online course on anchor recording. This is the first of a number of online courses that the Foundation is providing support for in
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MAGS 2020 The third Maritime Archaeology Graduate Symposium was held at Worcester College, University of Oxford from the 22nd – 23rd February 2020 and organised by our Oxford University Scholars, Nesrine A. El-Galy and Achilles Iasonos. The Foundation awarded three bursaries for participants from the eastern Mediterranean to attend and present at the conference. Below
MAGS 2019 The second Maritime Archaeology Graduate Symposium was held in Southampton from the 29th to the 31st March 2019 and organised by HFF scholars. The Foundation awarded three bursaries for participants from the eastern Mediterranean to attend and present at the conference. Below is a report from the MAGS committee and a summary of
Underwater 3D Recording and Modelling Conference The Foundation awarded two bursaries for students from Egypt and Cyprus to attend the 2nd International conference ‘Underwater 3D Recording and Modelling: A tool for modern applications and CH recording’ in May 2019. The event took place at the Cyprus University of Technology and was a collaboration between the
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CMAUCH Annual Training Bursary Grant – 2019 Emad Khalil The Foundation currently supports the CMAUCH with an annual grant to support the building of a range of expertise, enabling students to attend relevant training courses to further their skills. During 2019, six students benefited from the grant; two of which attended training courses and four
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MAGS 2018 The first Maritime Archaeology Graduate Symposium (MAGS) was held in the Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies (Oxford) from the 3rd to the 4th February 2018. MAGS 2018 was funded from the Honor Frost Foundation (HFF) and the Oxford Centre for Maritime Archaeology (OCMA) and was organised by graduate students in maritime
