Site Recorder Projects

Site Recorder has been used on a number of significant archaeological projects:

Geophysical data processing and site mapping on Vasco da Gama's Esmeralda shipwreck (1503) for the Oman Ministry of Heritage and Culture
Mapping the wreck of HMS Invincible (1758) in the Solent by Pascoe Archaeology
Excavating the warship Hazardous (1706) by the Hazardous Project
3D Photogrammetry on the Gnalic shipwreck in Croatia in 2013
The The SHIPS Project in Plymouth, U.K., use Site Recorder for management of data for the entire project from 2010
The excavation of HMS Colossus in the Isles of Scilly from 2012 by CISMAS
The GE.N.ESIS Project - marine geophysical survey of the ruins of the submerged prehistoric town of Methoni, Greece, in 2012
The survey and excavation of the Barrel Wreck off Cape Town, South Africa, in by the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA)
The excavation of the ZI24 wreck off St Malo, France, by ADRAMAR
The Tresco Channel survey and excavation, Isles of Scilly, by ProMare and CISMAS

The excavation of the Kizilburun shipwreck by the Institute of Nautical Archaeology
Mapping and recording a Roman shipwreck off the island of Capraia, Italy
Reprocessing of the documentary archive from the USS Monitor by NOAA

Mapping the wreck of HMS Firebrand (1694) in the Isles of Scilly by CISMAS
The excavation at Pabuc Burnu in Turkey by the Institute of Nautical Archaeology in 2002
The search for HMS Whiting in Padstow Harbour, Cornwall
Geophysical survey and documentary archive publication on the Cattewater Wreck in Plymouth by the University of Plymouth and 3H Consulting Ltd
Reprocessing and publication of the documentary archive from the Resurgam submarine in 2008

The excavation of the Tile Wreck by ADMAT in the Dominican Republic in 2008
The survey and excavation at Tektas Burnu in Turkey by the Institute of Nautical Archaeology
The excavation of HMS Pandora in Australia by the Queensland Museum
Galle Harbour maritime archaeological impact assessment by the Western Australian Museum in 2007
Documentation of the historic vessel Wawona by East Carolina University