Book your place now! The Australasian Institute
for Maritime Archaeology will be offering an "Introduction to Maritime
Archaeology" (Part 1) training course to be held on June 2-3, 2012. The
course will be held on Flinders Campus in Room 112 (Arch Lab). This is an excellent
opportunity for those interested in Maritime Archaeology to learn more about
the field. The course is offered through the Australasian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology (AIMA) and is internationally sanctioned through the
UK-based Nautical Archaeology Society. It is one of a 4-part training scheme
and consists of several lectures delivered over a 2-day period in a classroom
environment. Subsequent parts in the series (to be offered at a later time,
depending on interest) involve the application of acquired skills to actual
sites underwater. The cost for the course is $120 for students and $165 for
non-students. Upon completion of the Part 1 course, participants will be given
membership to the Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, will be
registered with the Nautical Archaeology Society and will be cleared to
volunteer on many professional maritime archaeological projects. More info can
be found on the AIMA website: http://www.aima.iinet.net.au/frames/aimavtframe.html or email suhr1974@gmail.com. Spaces in the course are limited, so reserve yours now!
Thursday, May 24, 2012
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