Can you help ID these CW era bullets?

[moholedigger]

Well, I have been busy lately (for me, that means 4 trips in the last four weeks, but they've been productive as you can see). I have a number of bullets that I assume are of the Civil War era. All but the two in the second column were found within fifteen feet of each other. I also have a three-ringer that I found in range but over a slight crest (wooded area) and I am beginning to think I found a little gun battle.
However, any help identifying what kind of bullets these are would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

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[Monty]

The flat ones are too damaged for me to even guess their original diameter, the four on the right are probably .22 rimfire. The oner marked .50 or 1/2" might be older muzzle loader bullets, but I can't tell. The big fat one intrigues me. It looks like it has a crimping groove and might be from a .50-100 for an old buffalo rifle? A picture of the bottom of the bullets might help? Best I can do. Monty

 

[vayank54]

The round balls are more than likely civil war or earlier. All of the others are more modern.

 

[moholedigger]

Really? I thought they were all Civil War era?

As far as the .22 rimfire.. are both columns .22's? I figured they were for a pistol.

 

[Monty]

No, too small for a pistol unless a .22 pistol. I don't think they are civil war and too diverse to be from a battle. Just my opinion. Monty

 

[Lucas]

Agree on the dating. Crimping is post Civil War.