Musket balls are cast lead projectiles used in smoothbore firearms from the 16th to early 19th centuries.
 
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Spherical in form and made in a range of sizes to suit different calibres, they were produced both in military workshops and by individuals using simple moulds. Closely associated with conflicts such as the English Civil War and the Napoleonic Wars, they were also widely used for hunting and rural life. Commonly recovered from fields, musket balls provide a tangible link to Britain’s military and agricultural past.
 
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