The trapezoid-shaped hillfort of Papilių
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Lukštų piliakalnis archaeological site
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The oval mound of Junkūnų piliakalnis
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The mound decorated with antlers
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Archaeological hillfort at the eastern shore of Lake Apvalas
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Panemunė Castle on the banks of the Nemunas River
Pužų piliakalnis: A triangular archaeological site in Lithuania
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Padubysių piliakalnis - a fortification from the 1st millennium
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The triangular courtyard of Pabalčių Piliakalnis
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Kejėnų piliakalnis: A fortified site on the banks of the Šventupis
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The hillfort of Ižiniškių where a 14th-century castle may have stood
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The legend of Birutė at Gėluvos piliakalnis
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The archaeological site of Galkaičių piliakalnis
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The trapezoidal yard of Ožnugaris hillfort
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The Vaitiekūnai hill fort on the Shushve river bank
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Kudinų piliakalnis
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The Paukščių hillfort on the shore of Lake Surmiaus
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The Pašlavantys Hillfort with Settlement
Photo: Gytis Grižas https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q16452479, CC BY-SA 4.0
Pačiudiškių piliakalnis hillfort and settlement
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Naujasodžio piliakalnis
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The Piliakalnis of Naravai
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Medžionių piliakalnis fortification with a 60-metre trench
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The burial site of partisan Antanas Morkūnas
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The 13-metre-wide ramparts of Klebiškis hillfort
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The 13th-century fort of Gardai
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The Užpelkių piliakalnis hill fort
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The 13th-century fort of Remtinė
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The castle of Pietve mentioned in a 13th-century letter
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Pakutuvėnų's hillfort
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A 13th-century fort and iron knife found in a spruce-covered mound
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The 18 metre courtyard of Alsėdžiai hillfort
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Šimonių hillfort guarding the river confluence
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The archaeological site of Papušių piliakalnis
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The Oval Hillfort of Pagėgiai
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The archaeological site of Gyvolių piliakalnis
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The 13th-century courtyard and 1941 trench of Papalazdijų piliakalnis
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Stirniškiai Hillfort in Subačiai
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The first-millennium fortification of Obonių piliakalnis
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A first-millennium hillfort with a 14-metre circular arena
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The archaeological history of Kerelių piliakalnis
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The structure of Gaigalių piliakalnis
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A Hillfort on the Pyvesa River
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The Tall Oak With a Branch Over the River Bed
Photo: Julius Kanarskas, CC BY-SA 3.0
The Double Ramparts of Leoniškių Piliakalnis
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The 6-9 meter high hillfort of Mūrininkai
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The oval mound of Šukių Piliakalnis
Photo: Fry72, Karel Frydrýšek, CC BY-SA 4.0
The Castle that Carried a Warning
Photo: Julius Kanarskas, CC BY-SA 3.0
The history and archaeological layers of Luponių hillfort
Photo: Rimantas Lazdynas, CC BY-SA 3.0
The history of the Ilzenberg Manor in Lithuania
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