During excavations outside the historic Alamo Church in San Antonio, Texas, archaeologists have unearthed a remarkable artifact: a fully intact, solid bronze cannonball. The discovery was made on March 5, 2026, just one day before the 190th anniversary of the legendary Battle of the Alamo, and experts believe the four-pound projectile was fired by the Mexican Army during the infamous 1836 siege or the ensuing battle. The timing of the find, on the eve of such a significant commemoration, has sent a wave of excitement through the historical and archaeological community. "I have chills now, just thinking about it," said the Alamo's Director of Archaeology Dr. Tiffany Lindley on the Alamo's official podcast, Stories Bigger Than Texas. "March 5th is
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