The crumbling hill revealing Bronze Age treasures

The crumbling hill revealing Bronze Age treasures

Step into the mysterious Ritinės piliakalnis, where secrets from the Bronze Age lie buried.

Ritinės piliakalnis, located on the left bank of the Eglina river, stands tall at 22 meters, its steps and stone staircase reaching up to 5 meters high. The hill collapses inward and downward, with finds from the Bronze Age having been discovered within.

The height of the Ritinės piliakalnis bank is 22 meters. The Ritinės piliakalnis bank has an elevation of 0.5-1.5 meters, the Ritinės piliakalnis bank is 6-10 meters wide, and the Ritinės piliakalnis bank has steps, 5 meters high. Artefacts from the Bronze Age were found at Ritinės piliakalnis, and Ritinės piliakalnis is dated to the 2nd millennium BC.

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons

Written by Nicolo Ciampini

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