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New artifacts reveal more about Civil War life
As archaeologists recover more CSS Georgia artifacts from the murky waters of the Savannah River, the day-to-day hardships of serving as a Confederate sailor are becoming clearer.
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Tagged archaeologists, Army Corps of Engineers, artifacts, CSS Georgia, grapeshot, leg irons, model 1861, P.S. Justice rifle bayonet, sabot, Savannah River, Texas A&M University's Conservation Research Laboratory, type II, US Army Corps of Engineers, USACE
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