The Radžiūnai hillfort, located on the Alytus city territory near the Kirmijos upelis river, is a triangular archaeological site dating back to the Iron Age. In 1954, it was first investigated by the Institute of History. The site is triangular, with a size of approximately 40x40m and designated as a 161,000m² cultural heritage site by the Lithuanian Republic's Government in 1998. It was first mentioned by Juozapas Radziukynas in 1909, and Petras Tarasenka wrote about it in 1997.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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