Battlefield archaeology refers to the scientific study of a cultural landscape on which a military action - or battle - occurred. Archaeologists understand that by studying what was left behind after the battle occurred, historians, preservationists and researchers can better understand how the battle unfolded.

John Moffitt documented his early explorations and observations on Corregidor, and posted a comprehensive range of them on the Corregidor Forum (Bulletin Board).  Paul Whitman felt that the series warranted being collected as a feature of the REDISCOVERING CORREGIDOR website, and the FIELD NOTES series of articles was born.

The FIELD NOTES are being reproduced in a hardcover publication series,of which this is Volume 1. The other volumes will appear as time permits.

Field Notes is also availble in a softcover ("Cheap Charlie Edition at $24.99).   A mere pennyunder $25, how good is that!

PDF File is $7.99