“The last time somebody touched it they were shoving it down the muzzle of a musket on April 19, 1775,” a park ranger said of the Revolutionary War discovery.

During one of the first battles of the American Revolution, colonial militiamen fired musket balls at their enemies. Five of these musket balls have been unearthed in Concord, Massachusetts.

National Park Service archaeologists unearth five musket balls in Concord, Massachusetts, tied to the American Revolution and connected to the "shot heard round the world." ...

Musket Balls Fired in Early Revolutionary War Battle Unearthed in Concord Colonial militiamen fired the lead balls on April 19, 1775—and likely missed their mark Sonja Anderson - Daily Correspondent ...

Archaeologists uncover 250-year-old musket balls tied to American Revolution in Massachusetts By . Ashley J. DiMella, Fox News. Published July 12, 2024, 8:48 p.m. ET. Originally Published by: ...

American-made muskets played a crucial role in the early battles of the War for Independence, including the Battle of Bunker Hill. America-made muskets are prominently featured in Don Troiani’s ...

See every standard issue US military rifle since the American Revolution. Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons. 1. ... and were even chambered for the same .69 caliber musket ball.

Museum shows off rediscovered American Revolution-era musket 01:59. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — As Philadelphia gets ready to celebrate America's birthday, a museum in Old City is welcoming a ...

Musket balls that started the American Revolution sat buried. Until now. “The last time somebody touched it they were shoving it down the muzzle of a musket on April 19, 1775,” a park ranger ...