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Found these items where Revolutionary War activities could have happened. The chunk is lead with one of those shell looking things still embedded along with what could be two partially melted musket balls. wondering if the brass could be primers or blanks. All were found four inches in gravel. The brass looks about the size of modern 22cal.

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The little one looks like 209 shotgun shell primer.. the other, its a blob of stuff...
 
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Winchester patented protected shotshell primer, early 1900's
 
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Found these items where Revolutionary War activities could have happened. The chunk is lead with one of those shell looking things still embedded along with what could be two partially melted musket balls.

they didn't have percussion firearms at the time of the revolutionary war.
 
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Fire Nuggets. The primer didnt melt because its brass
 
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I don't know much about these particular finds,but your in an area we're there would have been a lot of revolutionary troop movements .
 
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