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Company
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Consulting Ltd |
3H Consulting Ltd. provides software applications for marine
survey and archaeology operations. We also provide training, consultancy
and data processing services.
Site Recorder has been used on many of the leading marine
archaeological projects completed in recent years and is used by institutions,
government organisations, commercial companies and universities in 17
countries. Site Recorder has also been used for mapping distributions for
marine biology, inshore civil engineering, crime scene investigations and
recording dinosaur footprints.
3H Consulting started in 1997 and is a
family company based in Plymouth in the South-West of
England.
Registered address - 3H Consulting Ltd, 6 Honcray, Plymouth,
Devon, PL9 7RP, UK
email sales@3HConsulting.com
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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 during archaeological fieldwork;
simple yet survey quality processing programs were unknown
at that point. 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 fulfil that need and was used on a number of
major projects including the Mary Rose excavations in 2003
- 2005. Site Recorder 4 is the next generation in
this family of programs.
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Clients and
Partnerships |
Universities, government organisations, commercial
companies and research institutions around the world use Site programs for
analysis, processing and understanding of their survey and recording data.
For more information on some of our partners and
clients, and a number of their Site associated projects, please click on the
links below:
- Institute
of Nautical Archaeology, Turkey
- Texas
A&M University Nautical Archaeology Program
- Mary Rose Trust, UK
- Western
Australian Maritime Museum
- Nautical
Archaeology Society, UK
- East Carolina
University Maritime Studies Program
- University
of Bristol Centre for Maritime Archaeology
- James Cook University, Australia
- University
of Southampton
- Parks
Canada
- Center
for Historical Archaeology
- Bureau of
Land Management, USA
- Langelands
Museum, Denmark
- Consorzio
Venezia Nuova, Italy
- NISA,
Holland
- VOC
Anniversary Shipwreck Project
- Mauritius Museums Council
- Anglo-Danish Maritime
Archaeological Team (ADMAT)
- Amsterdam Historical
Museum, Holland
- Environment
Agency, UK
- Heritage Office
NSW, Australia
- Heritage
SA, Australia
- Instituto Nacional De Arqueologa E Historia, Mexico
- National Museum of Denmark
- National Park Service, USA
- South African Maritime Museum
- NTNU
- Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet, Norway
- Underwater Archaeology Society of British
Columbia, USA
- Wessex Archaeology, UK
- Queensland Museum, Australia
- Cornwall
and Isles of Scilly Marine Archaeology Society (CISMAS)
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Sponsorship
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Because of the nature of the business we do get a lot of
requests to provide sponsorship for projects. We consider all
requests but look more favourably on those that provide benefits to the
company. The sponsorship is usually in the form of a loan of
software keys for a defined period. In return, communications from the project must have
the 3H logo and company name displayed in the list of sponsors and copies
of any published reports about the project should be sent to us. For
further information, please contact us:
email sales@3HConsulting.com
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Photo Credits
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Our thanks go to these people and organisations who
provided photographs and text for this web site:
- Alex Hildred, Mary Rose Trust
- Jeremy Green and Corioli Souter, Western Australian
Maritime Museum
- Steve Webster, Wessex Archaeology
- Kevin Camidge, CISMAS
- Janet Witheridge, LoMAG
- Paul Dart
- Peter McBride
- Sarala Sharma
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