What the Ground Lay Bare; Archeology at Little Round Top and Devils Den 

CAught this on the day it was released. That's a first.

Record future presentations from the podium; the constant audience coughing was very distracting.

What a disappointment. Big on archeology and digging but too scarce on information about the battle artifacts. Most of the bullets shown weren't even fired. They were dropped or spilled from soldier's cartridge boxes much like the unfired percussion caps. The rusted tool he showed was obviously a nipple wrench for removing and replacing damaged musket nipples.