Karališkių piliakalnis, also known as Liuko piliakalnis, is an archaeological site and burial ground situated in Molėtų region, Karališkės village, Alantos seniūnija. The site boasts areas rising approximately 10-12 meters high on its eastern, northern, and western slopes. On the eastern side, the remnants of a nearly extinct fireplace altar remain, while the northern region once housed a timber fortress. About 250 meters west of the archaeological site, a 6th-7th century AD settlement was uncovered. Carbon dating indicates that the archaeological site harks back to the Iron Age (4th-3rd century BC) and extends into the early Middle Ages (6th-7th century).
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