Lost Settlement of the First Millennium BC Hidden in Lake Sylia's Outskirts

The stone hill, concealed in a secluded area on the outskirts of Lake Sylia, presents a hidden settlement with an intriguing history. Remnants of the past are evident with quarry stones bearing holes, an extensive, undisturbed large stone, and circular ceramic fragments. The heights of the statues range from 8 to 25 meters, casting an aura of mystery and wonderment. There are no signs of burials, adding to the enigma surrounding this archaeological site. The hill is dated back to the 1st millennium BC. The Juknėnai hills, long lost, were situated 500 meters to the northwest of this hill.

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