Archaeologists have discovered a 150-year-old "witch bottle" used to ward off evil spirits in a Civil War-era fort in ...

Inside the Civil War-era bottle, according to Joe Jones ... one might think a soldier had downed the contents of the bottle, perhaps containing beer or soda, and used it to hold the square ...

A glass bottle stocked with old ... Researchers have uncovered a number of Civil War-era artifacts in recent memory. In August 2019, a log cabin, thought to date to the Civil War era or even ...

“We thought it was unusual, but weren’t sure what it was.” The bottle was recovered as part of an archaeological dig at the Civil War-era site of Redoubt 9, which today is more commonly known as exits ...

Archaeologists uncovered the so-called witch bottle during a dig organized by the Virginia Department of Transportation at Redoubt 9, a Civil War-era site that sits in the median between exits 238 ...

Bottles and battles ... National Museum of Civil War Medicine. “We are able to get outside the four walls of our museum and reach an audience who probably never heard of us or Civil War medicine,” he ...

George Custer and empty beer bottles and pipes was used for the beer bottle emblem. "We're almost bottling a Civil War experience," Price said. "This is another example of our museum bringing ...

MONROE (Middlesex County) — In 1996, John Katerba, a historian and utilities inspector for Monroe Township, was on site when a backhoe unearthed a Civil War-era bell during a sewer pipe ...

A glass bottle filled with rusted nails may not sound like much of an archaeological find. But this Civil War artifact could represent a type of talisman that was popular for warding off evil ...