Lithuania's Kaukas Hill isn't your ordinary heap, part of a larger archaeological head-scratcher perplexing scholars for all these years. Contrasting Egypt's pyramids, this place poses an intriguing pyramid-esque shape. The oddity? A 32-meter long and 25-meter wide oval expanse, with a width that grows from 5 meters at the base, peaks at 10 meters, only to shrink again for 5 meters, then expands back towards the base again. Quite the show, wouldn't you agree?
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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