We are? Do you mean their remains? This is a question not a criticism.
At this point all that remains is...their remains.
For the most part, they were left to the scavengers.
Human nature doesn't change (generally speaking).
DoD still has active teams that go out to investigate and recover remains. When I was in Japan, they recovered the remains of a WW2 bomber crew.
The Revolutionary War, Battle of Ramsour's Mill, was fought a few miles from where I sit. Probably about a hundred dead on each side, and it was the women and children that ended up burying them on a hill in a mass grave. Can't lie, still bothers me, Friday nights in the Fall, flipping football players playing on top of that mass grave.
Why would you bury a Redcoat? Burn them SOB's.
There was not a redcoat on the battlefield, in fact, no uniforms at all. The smaller Patriot forces placed a green pine twig on their hat. The Whigs wore a white patch, I shit you not. Many found shot through that patch by Patriot marksmen. It was an ugly battle, muskets turned to clubs, brothers killing brothers, literal brothers.
