Nearly 250 years later, archaeologists with the National Park Service in Concord said this month they have discovered five musket balls that were fired by militia fighters during the iconic battle ...

Historic musket balls fired at British in 1770s found in Concord, Massachusetts, park FROM CONCORD. ARE IN A TOWN STEEPED IN TRADITION, WHERE REENACTMENTS BRING HISTORY TO LIFE.

Local News Musket balls fired during ‘shot heard round the world’ battle found in Concord “It’s incredible that we can stand here and hold what amounts to just a few seconds of history ...

About a decade ago, about 30 musket balls were found at the site known as Parker’s Revenge, where the Lexington militia company led by Capt. John Parker ambushed British troops.

The musket balls that were found ranged in caliber from .40 to .70 and show marks of rubbing, scrapes and gunpowder, indicating they were fired rather than dropped.

CONCORD — These shots may have been among those "heard round the world," but their remnants weren't found for nearly 250 years.. Five musket balls dating back to the start of the Revolutionary ...

Archaeologists found a handful of musket balls near a famed Revolutionary War bridge in Massachusetts — and they were likely fired by a colonial militia during a skirmish that later inspired the ...

LIFESTYLE Archaeologists uncover 250-year-old musket balls tied to American Revolution in Massachusetts Ammunition found in Concord, Massachusetts, connects to 'shot heard round the world' ...

“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.

Nearly 250 years later, archaeologists with the National Park Service in Concord said this month they have discovered five musket balls that were fired by militia fighters during the iconic battle ...

Archeologists with the National Park Service say they have found musket balls that date back nearly 250 years and were fired during one of the first battles in the Revolutionary War.

Archeologists with the National Park Service say they have found musket balls that date back nearly 250 years and were fired during one of the first battles in the Revolutionary War.