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Preservationists work to extend life of a rare Revolutionary War ‘witness tree’

Arborists estimate that the tree was about 50 years old on Sept 8, 1781, when British and colonial forces clashed during the Battle of Eutaw Springs.

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文物保护人士致力于延长一棵罕见的美国独立战争“见证树”的寿命

The sun rises behind the Revolutionary War 'witness tree' in South Carolina.

Standing beneath the spreading branches of a massive live oak, historian Garrison Marcoux tries to imagine what this scarred, struggling tree saw 245 years ago.Did one of the British soldiers encamped at this South Carolina crossroad in the United States near the end of the Revolutionary War sit in the oak's shade to recuperate from the series of attacks in American Major General Nathanael Greene's "war of posts?” Did he or his comrades take cover behind its then slender trunk and fire at the onrushing Continental Army?

Perhaps a soldier took his last breath beneath its canopy, watering its roots with his blood.

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