The Hillfort of Pasodninkai, situated between the villages of Juodonys and Mikalajūnai, is meandering through the territory of Gelvonų seniūnija, in rural Lithonia. The hill is triangular and west-oriented with a 12-meter wide, 10-meter high platform on its western side, extending out for 9 meters while being 0.8 meters thick and 3.5-meter high, ending with a terminal stone. The eastern edge of the platform is the highest point of the hillfort. It dates back to the 2nd millennium BC, as confirmed by a historical examination in 1970 and the protection order of the Lithuanian Culture Minister in 2005. The territory of the Hillfort is also protected up to 18,800 square meters, as specified by the Lithuanian Cultural Heritage Register.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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