Photo: Minute Man National Historical Park
Five musket balls believed to have been fired during the legendary first battle of the Revolutionary War were recently unearthed by archaeologists. Detailing the discovery on social media, the Minute Man National Historical Park explained that the 250-year-old artifacts were found at the North Bridge in the town of Concord. On April 19th, 1776, tensions between colonialists and British forces famously erupted in a showdown wherein what is now known as the "shot heard round the world" was fired and the American Revolution commenced.
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