Sidabrinės piliakalnis is a hillfort located in the Rokiškio district, near the village of Naujasodė. It is situated at the highest hill among meliorated meadows, accessible from the Juodupė - Onuškis road by turning right into the fields and walking 500 m north.
The hillfort features a trapezoid-shaped yard extending 40 m long from northeast to southwest. It measures 25 m wide at the southwest end and 15 m at the northwest, with the northwest part being up to 1.5 m higher. The slopes rise between 4 and 12 m in height.
Surrounded by pines, the site shows signs of pits, trenches, and a former triangulation tower, though parts of the northeast slope and yard edge have been eroded by a quarry. The site was surveyed by the Institute in 1969. It was declared a cultural monument in 1998, covering a territory of 5,800 m².
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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