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Marine Salvage & Shipwreck Archaeology

BALEEN

Recovered, catalogued, provenanced.

Coral specimen stamp
Deep-sea crab stamp
Seabird in flight stamp
Recovered anchor fragment stamp
Kelp and current stamp
Whale specimen stamp
Baleen plate specimen stamp
Recovered ship's bell stamp

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FIELD PRINCIPLE / 01

Every object is treated as evidence, not ornament.

BALEEN recovers material history from the seabed, then records each object like a specimen—site, depth, condition and chain of custody intact.

SALVAGE CLASSIFICATION / 02

What we recover

Three classes. One continuous record.

01Anchor fragment specimen stamp
Maritime Hardware

Fastenings, bells and structural fragments conserved with their accretions intact.

02Baleen plate specimen stamp
Ship’s Instruments

Navigational and mechanical instruments traced back to their working vessel.

03Recovered ship's bell specimen stamp
Cargo & Provenance Lots

Material evidence grouped by wreck, voyage and the record of its recovery.

ACTIVE REGISTER / 03

The Ledger

Selected entries from the working archive. Nothing enters the collection without a record.

BALEENVERIFIEDFIELD OFFICE
BALEEN / RECOVERY OFFICELIVE REGISTER · 04 ENTRIES
Selected recovery records
Catalogue №RecoveryDepthStatus
BLN–1847–A31847118 mConserved
BLN–1892–B1189286 mCatalogued
BLN–1931–C71931204 mUnder study
BLN–1976–K2197664 mProvenanced
CHAIN OF CUSTODY / SEALEDPAGE 01 OF 01

FIELD PLATFORM / 04

The Vessel

A working salvage platform built for controlled recovery—not spectacle. Survey, lift, conservation and registry operate as one continuous field system.

Call sign
BLN–01
Registry
North Atlantic
Working depth
240 m
BALEEN whale specimen fleet stampFLEET MARK / SPECIMEN 40
BALEENSITE RECORDEDREGISTRY OFFICE
BALEENDEPTH CONFIRMEDREGISTRY OFFICE
BALEENOBJECT STABILIZEDREGISTRY OFFICE
BALEENPROVENANCE SEALEDREGISTRY OFFICE