A skp file contains a human-readable (ASCII) header at the very beginning of the file, identifying the specific version of SketchUp used. However, the bulk of the file is a proprietary binary format. File recovery programs have a poor track record reconstructing binary files.
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RE: How Can I Identify a Sketchup File at a Binary Level?