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Antoni Canals¹, Jesús Rodríguez, Rafael Sánchez

¹Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Area de Prehistòria, Pl. Imperial Tarraco, 1, 43005 Tarragona (España). antoni.canals@prehistoria.urv.cat

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The 3COORsystem project streamlines archaeological excavations by replacing traditional methods with a digital solution. This system enhances data recording efficiency and accuracy for field archaeologists.

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Area of Science:

Archaeological Science
Information Technology
Digital Archaeology

Background:

Traditional archaeological excavation recording methods, including grid systems and manual data logging (descriptions, drawings, photos), present significant drawbacks.
The need for more efficient, accurate, and integrated data recording in field archaeology is well-established.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the 3COORsystem, a technological solution designed to overcome the limitations of conventional archaeological recording protocols.
To present a system that enhances the usability, reliability, and efficiency of archaeological data collection in the field.

Main Methods:

Development of the 3COORsystem, comprising multiple subsystems sharing a common database (3COORdatabase).
Implementation of the 3COORpda subsystem on Personal Digital Agendas (PDAs) for mobile field data input.
Utilization of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for wireless connectivity between PDAs and a central laptop server.

Main Results:

The 3COORsystem provides capabilities for creating, searching, and drawing archaeological objects directly in the field.
The system integrates seamlessly with established excavation protocols, such as those used at the Sierra de Atapuerca sites.
Wireless connectivity ensures efficient data synchronization between mobile devices and the central repository.

Conclusions:

The 3COORsystem offers a scalable, secure, and user-friendly solution for modern archaeological fieldwork.
This technological advancement significantly improves the efficiency and reduces the potential for errors in archaeological data recording.