River find
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RJ55
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Maybe canister/ grapeshot?
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Just looking at that makes my shoulder sore...but seems too big to be a musket ball but too small for a cannon. maybe that buckshot they would fire, but for cannons i forget what it is called now but i feel sorry for the guys standing in the way of a load of it
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That is grapeshot, you must be near a battle site or fort or something Revolutionary, I don't think they were used in Civil War, but I don't know?
doninbrewster
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Looks like one type of crotal bell. You have to clean the dirt out from inside.
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