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So, what we've got here is a field where it should be very, very wet, but what's happening is it's drying out throughout the year and the land is dropping. this is magna, one of the biggest roman forts. the site has never been dug, and archaeologists are now worried because the treasures buried here could begin to rot away. pretty much everything that they used on this site for 300 or 400 years has the potential to be preserved in more or less the same state it was thrown away in, under the ground where we're standing, which is an incredible opportunity. just think of the range of stuff that w...

Threatening the ancient objects preserved along the wall. 50 preserved along the wall. so what preserved along the wall. sr what we've got here is a field where it should be very, very wet, what is happening is that it is drying out, and the land is dropping. this is magna, one of the biggest roman forts the site has never been dark and archaeologists are now worried because the treasures buried here could again to rot away. pretty much everything that they used on this site, for 300 400 years, has been potentially preserved in more or less the same state it was thrown away in, under the groun...

The site has never been dug, and now archaeologists are worried because the treasures buried here could begin to rot away. pretty much everything that they used on this site for 300 or 400 years has the potential to be preserved in more or less the same state it was thrown away in, under the ground where we're standing, which is an incredible opportunity. just think of the range of stuff that we could be standing on right now, and what kind of story that can tell us about life here almost 2,000 years ago. they've dug boreholes to monitor what's happening, and at teesside university, they're an...

Many of their cases were falling apart at relatively early stages of prosecution. and the question we began asking was why. according to the judges and the thousands of pages of documents we went through, thejudges were critical of the prosecutors for not bringing in information that would corroborate what survivors would say was happening in their communities. so we began doing an assessment of what forms of information are out there that can come in and strengthen these narratives? so we began working with geospatial analysts, people working in analytics. of course, that was a time when you ...

Of course, that was a time when you were seeing a rise of social media and smartphones around the globe. the cost of satellite imagery and the access of it, the cost dropping and access increasing for laypeople. we began pulling that together and thinking about how we can really better meet the gold standard of any international criminal prosecution, which is ultimately to triangulate your physical evidence, say the murder weapon, soil samples, with the information people are giving you orally about what's been happening with the documentary evidence, and really these photos and videos are ric...