07/03/2022 Stati Uniti, Georgia, Cobb
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A group of archeologists was out surveying a new hiking trail in Cobb County, Georgia when they uncovered an unexploded bomb from the Civil War (secessione). According to a Facebook post shared by the Southeast Archeological Center, a team was out conducting a metal detecting survey for a hiking trail at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park when they found the explosive on the last day of their survey. The park, per the National Park Service, is a preserved battlefield that stretches nearly 3,000 acres. The similarly named battle was fought during Union General William T. Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign and resulted in approximately 4,000 Union and Confederate deaths.
Source: newsweek.com
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