Cranfield Forensic Institute demonstrates the role conflict archaeology can play in furthering our knowledge and understanding of past conflicts.

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What Lies Beneath the Landscapes of the Great War

CRIM-TRACK, a prototype ‘mechanical sniffer dog’, that can detect illegal drugs and explosives and the chemicals used to make them within minutes.

Crim Track

Science Supporting Provenance. Cranfield Forensics Institute help to prove the provenance of a jacket believed to have been worn by Sir Thomas Noel Harris at the Battle of Waterloo.

The Jacket of Waterloo

Science Supporting Archaeology. Cranfield Forensics Institute outline their work in analysing garnets to establish links between Anglo Saxon archaeological finds.

A Gem of a Story

Concluding 10 years of archaeology at the hospital's burial grounds, the location for archaeological excavations carried out by the Cranfield Forensic Institute as part of research projects. This video gives an overview of work carried out on this site.

What's Under the Terrace at RNH Halsar

Sciences supporting archaeology. Cranfield Forensic Institute give an overview of their rresearch project unearthing tank tracks on the archaeological site of Bullecourt.

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