The archaeological site Salako piliakalnis in Lithuania has a 15-meter-long, 2-meter-high, and 18-meter-wide stone wall. The site, with a square shape of 30x20 meters, is partially buried in the ground. The stone wall is built from stones of various sizes. The site is dated to the second millennium AD and its area is 10,842 square meters. A geodesic pole is located inside the stone wall. The site is located in the Salako seniūnija of the Zarasų region, Salake, Lithuania.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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