The burnt clay in the hillfort ramparts
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Nicolo Ciampini writes location-based stories on Reveal.World.
A Wooden Castle Destroyed by Traitors
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The archaeological site of Lepšiškiai Hillfort
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Visvalda's fortress defended by Skirgaila's men in 1388
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The hillfort and settlement of Jaučakių
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The site of Junigeda's castle or Veliuona hillfort
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The eroding ramparts of Guogų piliakalnis
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The hillfort where scientists failed to find a cultural layer
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The 3.3-metre rampart of Bernatoniai hillfort
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The man burned alive for letting the sacred fire go out
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A 14th-century hillfort with an 18th-century smithy
Photo: Tocekas, CC BY-SA 3.0
The hill where Napoleon watched his army
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The memorial for 432 soldiers at Papiliakalnis hillfort
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Archaeological site of Menkupių piliakalnis
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The hillfort of Kampinių
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Pridotkų piliakalnis - a hillfort and ancient settlement
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Paparčiai Hillfort on the left bank of the Žiežmaros river
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The four construction stages of the Migonių hillfort
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Mančiūnų piliakalnis
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The Triangular Fortification of Dovainonių-Kapitoniškių
Photo: Tocekas, CC BY-SA 3.0
The Hillfort of Vaikutėnų dated to the beginning of the 1st millennium
Photo: Kikos, CC BY-SA 4.0
The hillfort of Jaurelio piliakalnis
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A Bronze Age settlement and courtyard quarried in the 20th century
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The archaeological site of Būtkiemio piliakalnis
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Burčiakų piliakalnis
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The archaeological legacy of Kalvių piliakalnis
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The oval hill fort of Buivydonių
Photo: Kikos, CC BY-SA 4.0
A 3-hectare settlement and ramparts on Budeliai hillfort
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The 43 by 20 metre courtyard of Basonių piliakalnis
Photo: Kikos, CC BY-SA 4.0
A first millennium BC hill fort with a 20-metre terrace
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A triangular courtyard on a bend of the Raudonė river
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The ancient hillfort of Bišpiliukas
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Nuodėgulių piliakalnis
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The Lithuanian Hill Fort Burned by the Teutonic Order
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The 40 by 15 metre hill-fort on Liminėlio Lake
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The hill fort of Kubilių piliakalnis
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The Baltakarčių hill fort in Utena district
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Nolėnų piliakalnis: A 1st millennium BC fortification
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The oval hillfort with a sunken triangular terrace
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The layout of Maneičių piliakalnis
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The archaeological site of Klykių piliakalnis
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The stone axes of Antilgės piliakalnis
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The hillfort where crusaders burned a wooden castle
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Site of a 14th-century watchtower in Rukla
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Padaigų piliakalnis in Jonava district
Photo: Kikos, CC BY-SA 4.0
The fortification of Šeimaties piliakalnis
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The 48-meter long Normainių hillfort in the Jonava district
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The oval fort on the Neris river terrace
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The 1.7-meter-high rampart of Dubių piliakalnis
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Vaškonių piliakalnis
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