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Out of the Attic: This powder flask is a remnant of the Civil War Julie Martineau Des Moines County Historical Society This object dates to the Civil War. It is made of patinaed copper and brass, with steel fittings. It even still has traces of its original contents inside. It’s worth noting the artifact caused some confusion among the experts that we consulted about it, as it has been heavily reproduced from about the mid-20th century on. It was especially popular in the 1960s, and the reproductions are remarkably good copies. However, ours was eventually determined to be an original.

Ii. defeatsing the japanese took three days but the cost was staggering. hundreds of marines were buried in mass graves and never recovered until now. ted rowlands has the exclusive story. >> this where we found it. inside the hole here. >> reporter: about a year ago, peter was digging a were hole with his son right next to his home. >> we dig the hole for making a garden, and while we're digging the hole and we could find the bones. >> reporter: teeter lives in tarawa, the site of one of the bloodiest battles in marine corps history. peter says there was no doubt in his mind he'd found a u.s....