New Archaeological Discoveries in Westerplatte • Everything that Matters
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Archaeologists from the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk have made a groundbreaking discovery at Westerplatte, uncovering human remains during excavations. This unique find may help commemorate the Polish defenders who fell in the first battles of World War II. The article "Important discovery at Westerplatte: an extraordinary find of human remains" comes from FaktyKielce24.pl.
Archaeologists from the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk have discovered human bones along with Polish military equipment at the Westerplatte Museum construction site. The remains may belong to legionnaire Mieczysław Krzak, a defender of the Military Transit Depot who died in September 1939. The article "New Archaeological Discoveries at Westerplatte" comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
On November 5th, during archaeological supervision of earthworks at the "Fort" outpost on Westerplatte, archaeologists from the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk discovered human remains and objects that may have belonged to the fallen Polish defender of Westerplatte – legionnaire Mieczysław Krzak. Archaeological work has been conducted at Westerplatte since 2016. During the work, with the participation of the IPN prosecutor, in September…
On Thursday, during archaeological supervision at the Westerplatte Museum construction site in Gdańsk, archaeologists made an extraordinary discovery. Near the historic "Fort" outpost, they discovered human bones, as well as Polish military buttons, a bayonet, and other items of equipment. The find could be a breakthrough in the search for the missing defenders of Westerplatte from September 1939.
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