Add to ORKGAn exhibition and talk disseminating multi-disciplinary work at Hawthorn crater on the Somme as part of the wider exhibition on the scientific legacy or WW1. The project combines work in the field of chemical analysis, archaeology, anthropology, forensics, heritage preservation, digital scanning, recording and dissemination. The Hawthorn crater is a relatively untouched site and the current investigations are the first time this type of work has been carried out. Our work records the intentions, discoveries and process of both preserving the site, making it accessible to the public and its historical legacy
The First World War started a hundred years ago this year. On 4 August 2014 the United Kingdom marks...
Learning programme 2016: Centenary of the Battle of the Somme Alongside the restoration of B2737 ...
Associate Professor Fiona Graham developed this narrative with military historian Colin Winn to film...
This article was published by the Western Front Association to mark the anniversary of the Battle of...
Explaining the science behind the Hawthorn crater study, a public event as part of the Science of th...
This project report and presentation outline the research outcomes from the first field study at Haw...
Newspaper article. Archaeologists, historians, chemists – including members from Staffordshire Univ...
Applying documentary audio and narrative techniques to a new World War One archaeology site. This ...
As part of the ongoing community research digitally capturing the World War One site in France this ...
Hawthorn Crater is a prominent feature of the former Somme battle-field near Beaumont Hamel, Norther...
Applying documentary audio and narrative techniques to a new World War One archaeology site. This in...
Home Front Legacy 1914-18 (HFL) was a community engagement project co-ordinated by the Council for B...
An MP3 published on Player FM (USA) to help commemorate the 1st of July anniversary of the beginning...
This presentation shows how research plays a vital role in the protection of war memorials in Englan...
When the First World War ended, the landscape had been transformed into a wasteland. Later, the popu...
The First World War started a hundred years ago this year. On 4 August 2014 the United Kingdom marks...
Learning programme 2016: Centenary of the Battle of the Somme Alongside the restoration of B2737 ...
Associate Professor Fiona Graham developed this narrative with military historian Colin Winn to film...
This article was published by the Western Front Association to mark the anniversary of the Battle of...
Explaining the science behind the Hawthorn crater study, a public event as part of the Science of th...
This project report and presentation outline the research outcomes from the first field study at Haw...
Newspaper article. Archaeologists, historians, chemists – including members from Staffordshire Univ...
Applying documentary audio and narrative techniques to a new World War One archaeology site. This ...
As part of the ongoing community research digitally capturing the World War One site in France this ...
Hawthorn Crater is a prominent feature of the former Somme battle-field near Beaumont Hamel, Norther...
Applying documentary audio and narrative techniques to a new World War One archaeology site. This in...
Home Front Legacy 1914-18 (HFL) was a community engagement project co-ordinated by the Council for B...
An MP3 published on Player FM (USA) to help commemorate the 1st of July anniversary of the beginning...
This presentation shows how research plays a vital role in the protection of war memorials in Englan...
When the First World War ended, the landscape had been transformed into a wasteland. Later, the popu...
The First World War started a hundred years ago this year. On 4 August 2014 the United Kingdom marks...
Learning programme 2016: Centenary of the Battle of the Somme Alongside the restoration of B2737 ...
Associate Professor Fiona Graham developed this narrative with military historian Colin Winn to film...