Pamiškės Triangle, a towering structure, boasting a triangular silhouette and reaching 216.7 meters above the land, finds its protector in Lithuania's National Museum. In 1971, excavations at this site unearthed Neolithic remains, but whether Pamiškės Triangle served as the settlement's dwelling place or harbors untold stories remains a mystery. Situated within Aukštadvario, the hillfort stands 50 meters tall and sports a northwest-facing base, culminating in an earthen mound. Today, a solitary power pole sits encroaching upon the hill. Is there more to Pamiškės Triangle than what history books let on?
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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