ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Two municipalities, a veterans' group, a college and an Indian tribe are splitting more than $250,000 in federal grants to study and protect battlefields in upstate New York. The funding is part of the $1.2 million in grants awarded this year by the National Park Service's American Battlefield Protection Program. New York's 2016 grant recipients are: —The American Legion post in Fort Ann ($80,000) for an archaeological study of a Revolutionary War battle. —town of Lake George ($50,000) to compile an inventory of sites associated with Fort George, a partially-completed 18th-century bastion. —city of Plattsburgh ($54,000) to evaluate battle sites from the Revolutionary War and War of 1812. —Seneca Nation of Indians ($46,000) to document the location and boundaries of a Revolutionary War battle. —SUNY Buffalo Research Foundation ($23,200) for an archaeological survey of a War of 1812 battle.Read more on NewsOK.com