波兰 Westerplatte 第13季发掘出土逾28000件弹药与危险品：11月5日另发现疑似1939年守军遗骸
波兰格但斯克的 Westerplatte 半岛是第二次世界大战在欧洲打响第一枪的地方。第二次世界大战博物馆在当地进行的第13季考古发掘于2026年4月9日至8月10日展开，发掘出土了数以千计的二战文物，以及超过28000件弹药与危险物品。
在发掘之外，Westerplatte 博物馆建设工地在11月5日另有发现：施工中出土人类遗骸，旁边有波兰军用纽扣与一把刺刀。相关军用物品使调查人员提出一种可能：遗骸或属于1939年9月在军事中转站防御战中阵亡的军团士兵 Mieczysław Krzak；博物馆方面同时明确，身份尚未确认，有待进一步检测。
Westerplatte 博物馆的建设面积超过116000平方米，与半岛上持续进行的考古调查同步推进。这处遗址1939年9月1日遭德军进攻，波兰守军在此抵抗七天，被视为二战欧洲战场的起点之一。
Thirteenth Season at Westerplatte Recovers More Than 28,000 Munitions Items, as Possible 1939 Defender's Remains Surface on November 5
Archaeologists excavating Westerplatte in Gdansk, Poland, recovered thousands of Second World War artefacts and more than 28,000 items of ammunition and hazardous material during the 13th season of research at the site, carried out by the Museum of the Second World War between April 9 and August 10, 2026.
Separately, construction work for the Westerplatte Museum uncovered human remains on November 5, 2026, alongside Polish military buttons and a bayonet. The associated equipment has raised the possibility that the remains belong to Legionnaire Mieczyslaw Krzak, a defender of the Military Transit Depot who died in September 1939, but the museum stresses that the identification has not been confirmed and would require further tests.
The Westerplatte Museum project covers more than 116,000 square metres and is proceeding alongside the continuing archaeological investigation of the peninsula, where Polish defenders held out for seven days after the German attack of September 1, 1939.
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图片来源：图：格但斯克 Westerplatte 半岛的遗址景观，发掘即在此进行。作者：Tomasz Przechlewski，CC BY 2.0，维基共享资源。 / Photo: The Westerplatte site in Gdansk, where the excavations took place. Credit: Tomasz Przechlewski, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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