Pakačinių piliakalnis
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Nicolo Ciampini writes location-based stories on Reveal.World.
The ancient hillfort of Sviliškių
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Ivoniškių piliakalnis - A hillfort from the first millennium
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The Linkmenių hillfort: An archaeological site from the 1st millennium
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The Archaeological Site of Kazlupiškės piliakalnis
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A 29,600 square metre hillfort from the first millennium BC
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The 40-meter clearing at Vaduvų piliakalnis
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Maniuliškių piliakalnis archaeological site
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The site of the 14th-century fortress Parsepil
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The hill fort of Biržų Lauko piliakalnis
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The 184 metre trench of Švedkalnis
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The fortifications of Rubinavo piliakalnis
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The 1st millennium hillfort and settlement of Opstainys II
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A trapezoid hillfort with a grain-grinding stone
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A hillfort on the banks of the Minija
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The 1st millennium hillfort of Plungė
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The Oval Hillfort of Lieplaukė
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The Gintališkės hillfort and burial mound
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The 40 m long trapezoid of Sidabrinės piliakalnis
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Gudiškių piliakalnis in Juodupės seniūnija
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The 9th-13th Century Ąžuolpamūšė Hillfort in Lithuania
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The hilltop fortress of Kepaluškalnis
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A prehistoric hideout on the Nemunas riverbank
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The hillforts of Burgaičių
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The hillfort of Pašventupio II
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The hillfort of Pašventupis I
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The hillfort of Šarnelės
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The archaeological complex of Elveriškės piliakalnis
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A triangular fortification with burnt wood layers
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The 28-meter walls of the Getautės hillfort
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The stone blueprint for Medininkas
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Užluobės piliakalnis
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The Apuolė hillfort in Lithuania
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Hillforts at the Confluence of the Venta and Viešetė Rivers
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The 10-metre wide terrace of Mineikiškių piliakalnis
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A Hillfort with Three Defensive Terraces
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Antaniškių piliakalnis - Juodasis kalnas
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Verstaminų piliakalnis IV
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A 1st millennium hillfort with a pottery settlement
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Verstaminų piliakalnis II
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A protected hill fort stands in the Teizai eldership
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The ceramics that debunked the hidden treasure legend
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The ancient hillfort that slid into a mill pond
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The twin hillforts of Gegrėnai
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The Bronze Age hillfort of Ritinės piliakalnis
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The Fort at the River Fork
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The defensive layout of Gatelių piliakalnis
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The Trapezoid Hillfort of Jakaviškiai
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The archaeological site of Garbšių piliakalnis
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The engineering of two 1000-year-old hillforts
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