Gudiškių piliakalnis, also known as the Čedasų or Daliečių piles, is an ancient structure in the territory of Rokiškio District, towards the east of Čedaso Lake, in Juodupė Seniūnija. Accessible from Onuškis via Kirmėliškės near Čedasai and continuing for approximately 2.8 km through a forest, the site is an oval-shaped structure with walls that stand around 5-6 meters high, and dimensions of 15x19 meters. The outer wall is longer than the inner, which is only 1.5 meters high. First discovered and studied in 1949 by the Institute of History, the site's mysterious allure continues to captivate visitors.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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