Recording the Muzzle Velocity of Three Flintlock Fowling Pieces

The Dreadful Trophies of War:” Bullet Struck Artifacts From the First Day of the American Revolution

Western Slope of the Brooks Hill Battlefield Metal Detector Survey Report

Warlike Preparations of Every Sort: Stores in Concord, Massachusetts, on the Eve of the Revolution

Recording the Muzzle Velocity of Three Flintlock Firearms: A Live-Fire Experimental Study

The Arms & Events of April 19, 1775, The Shot Heard Round the World

The Archaeology of the American Revolution

About the Cover; Arms and Equipment of the militia and minute men on April 19, 1775

The Revolutionary War Sword of Nehemiah Hinds

Bullet Strikes from the First Day of the American Revolution

Nathaniel Sawtell’s Powder Horn, and Roll of Honor

British Pattern 1756 Long Land Musket Bullet Performance: A Live-Fire Experimental Study

Moses Mosman: Colonial Doctor and Gunsmith

A French Fusil Automatique Modele 1917 Rifle Reunited With Itself!

Q&A with Madelia Hickman Ring on bullet strikes and battlefield archaeology

Brookline Fort Carved Powder Horns

Revolutionary War Swords with Crescent and Star Blades, Featuring the John Bacon Cutlass

A Beautifully Carved Horn That Saw Service

Siege of Boston Powder Horns: History and Art

“boldly defending the cause of his Countries rights:” Daniel Hemenway’s April 19 Wound.

For the Necessary defense of This Town: The Arms of Boston, Massachusetts, Part II

For the Necessary defense of This Town: The Arms of Boston, Massachusetts, Part I

Liberty; Don Troiani’s Paintings of the Revolutionary War

A Personal Look into The Historic Arms & Militaria Market

Elisha Jones House Bullet Hole Study Report

Firearm Bullet Performance: Phase II, Live Fire Experimental Study for Archaeological Interpretation

Musket Balls from the Boston Massacre: Are they Authentic?

Shooting the Past: Colonial & Revolutionary War Firearm Live-Fire Experiments

Analysis of Two Musket Balls Reported as Being from the March 5, 1770, Boston Massacre

Colonial Era Firearm Bullet Performance: A Live Fire Experimental Study for Archaeological Interpret

Who Was There on April 19th, 1775? Updating The Documentation on Concord’s Two Minute Companies

The Arms of April 19, 1775

On This Stone Captain Isaac Davis Fell