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MSDS Marine is pleased to announce the launch of our Marine Protection Internship Programme for 2026, offering two paid internship placements designed to support the next generation of maritime archaeology professionals.

The programme provides a 15-day paid internship, including a bursary of £1,200, with additional accommodation and subsistence cove...


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Marine geophysical data is frequently collected for a variety of purposes — from route planning and engineering to ecological research, resource assessment, and the detection of unexploded ordnance — with archaeological investigation often forming a key part of these projects. In 2025 Historic England released the second edition of its guidance Marine Geophysics: Data Acquisi...


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We’re really excited to welcome David Norcott to MSDS Marine as our new Head of Strategic Growth 🎉

David’s spent the last 25 years working in cultural heritage across land, coast and sea, and he’s passionate about doing things a bit differently — seeing heritage not just as...


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2025 was our biggest year yet!

We grew our team to 18, passed ISO audits, became an IDEST-approved test centre, and delivered major projects across the UK and Europe. Highlights included securing Historic England’s marine designation contract (2025–27), supported over 20 offshore wind farms, expanded our conservation and heritage crime work, and published new nation...


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MSDS Marine have been contracted by Historic England to undertake revise Accessing England’s Protected Wreck Sites: Guidance Notes for Divers and Archaeologists first published in 2010 and last revised in 2015. The updated guidance is now out for consultation

The purpose of this guidance document is to support individuals or groups wishing to access and/or develop p...


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