six acres of land to get into the state park it really links the state park to the to the original kings highway and gives you a really good sense of how the troop movements particularly british food in the cross that space over on the battlefield was going looking back towards their left rear and they see the sun column of soldiers at the same time the americans are doing the same thing looking the other direction and see a column soldiers lost their left rear end so this battle is actually a meeting indeed that occurs forces move forward and at the same time the british forces head deployed along the line that formed up along the orchard the edge of the orchard and when they attack this way they drive cursors force back they drive it back on to place where we're going to pick up some evidence of either british forces dropping packs or dropping equipment and we go over the hill towards what is now called aids of coming this direction sort of east and then the berger picked up evidence of that movement back and the phase one archaeological slated been done at the i a s parcel and seeing if there was any additional information from those it could be used and help us understand what was going on everything partial we did additional historical research so if you plot all those objects out and you get a sense of where they clustered love the density and distribution is of those are facts you can begin to understand move is a troop movements and elements of the battle might not be readily available from written those objects so that you're not just picking them up and putting them in your pocket or you're identifying on the ground exactly where those things come from so you see at the end of who or if you have flags like this marking every artifact that has been found using a were governing what we were doing and so these are the kind of questions of you were asking so we'll go through each of these and what we were trying to understand was the landscape of the conflict what's the net landscape is there any evidence archaeological evidence of this battle largest in the army was actually moving out of northern army units are moving to cut off the retreat of the british forces out of the back at princeton so in addition to trying to move it on president a number of  columns he was sending another column around that when far too far to one side but we'll talk a little bit about that we did additional research on this on the road in the back road knowing that's a crucial element that has been raised of oh where is break and surround the town on that side so all we have right the sane that obviously in some as opposed to come from the right and some interesting leah's can imagine we also recovered here american artifacts which now put our time much earlier than what we were looking at from battlefield or even into the nineteenth and twentieth century so there's probably good evidence of theirs and that was do and then the in the civil war the army had a whole corps called the burial corps and they just follow the battles behind them one hundred two hundred men mostly african americans and they far far fewer casualties than you you know it is a manageable a ventilator thing what bob says is rarely in the revolution is there a mass grave these things are spread out usually very where you felt that tradition was followed in the world or one of the largest cemetery in northern europe seventy sixty seventy thousand in terminus they were put right in the first aid station because i swear everybody died says the soldiers got back the first having this momentary stuff it's probably some other kind of actually go it what one of the quartermaster guys said in more acceptable brown princeton i wanted to say again thank you lindsey years from the use of the word trust and i just came back from the conference of the civil work trust now in chattanooga and we talk field that is in process we have an agreement with the institute and you heard about it but it's not a done deal it's not until because there are certain divisions that have to be met and a certain mon that have to be raised to pay the purchase price for batman which is a four point one million dollars so it's not cheap in the civil war because it's come a long way in raising that  but they have a long way to go also we want to emphasize that we want to encourage people to contribute to campaign seven hundred seventy six of the civil war trust that's where the money is you know the money to the princ hundred fiftieth anniversary of the american revolution it will have something really great celebrate and as i said it is just the start that we intend to continue as we have in this instance at wired of the parcel brothers at the civil war trust so thank you again and then please remember to again just to assist us in making making it be that the dream of angus additional