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18th-century brass eagle found in Polish forest may link to Kościuszko Uprising
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18th-century brass eagle found in Polish forest may link to Kościuszko Uprising
An archaeological discovery made recently in the Chełm Forest District of eastern Poland uncovered a rare and historically significant military artifact believed to have belonged to the final years of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. In May 2025, while performing a permitted metal-detecting search in the Góry Forestry area of Rejowiec commune, Chełm County, metal detectorists Krzysztof Fidler and Andrzej Kędzierawski discovered fragments of a…
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