Site Recorder

Site Recorder Site Recorder - Software, Training and Consultancy for Maritime and Foreshore Archaeology Site Recorder 4 is the next generation in this family of programs.

3H Consulting provide easy to use software for marine geophysics, surveying and archaeology. We also provide training, consultancy and data processing services for projects all over the world. Our Site Recorder software has been used on many of the leading marine archaeological projects completed in recent years and is used by organisations, commercial companies and universities in more than 23 co

untries. Site Recorder has also been used for mapping distributions for marine biology, inshore civil engineering, crime scene investigations and recording dinosaur footprints.

3H also undertakes research into survey and recording methods for use in archaeology on the foreshore and underwater, as well as research into marine geophysical techniques for locating and mapping underwater cultural heritage. Much of this research is available in our online Techniques Guide or in published papers.

3H Consulting started in 1997 and is based in Plymouth in the South-West of England. To contact us, please send an email to: [email protected]

Site Recorder 4 was developed from the original 3H product called Site Surveyor. Site Surveyor was developed to overcome some of the problems found when surveying shipwreck sites; Site Surveyor was completed during work on the Resurgam submarine in 1997. The complexity of site recording during the excavation of the Dutch East Indiaman Vliegent Hart in 2000 showed that there was a need for a single program that was capable of capturing all of the information about a site. Site Recorder 3 was developed to fulfill that need and was used on a number of major projects including the Mary Rose excavations in 2003 - 2005.

The news of San Jose's discovery, and recent artefact recoveries from the site, has been seen far and wide. Hard work st...
13/02/2026

The news of San Jose's discovery, and recent artefact recoveries from the site, has been seen far and wide. Hard work starts after a wreck of such importance is found. The Colombian Government and El Icanh (National Authority for the Management of Archaeological Heritage) held an online two-day conference on the planned future work on the site. The presentation showed that is an integral part of this future work. The team is using SR because its designed for recording large-scale excavations and includes tools to support deep-water interventions.

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