Žvaginių piliakalnis, a trapezoidal hillfort, lies in the region of Klaipėda, near Ablingas, Endriejavo seniūnija. Situated on the highest Endriejavo kalvagūbrio masyvios kalvos (altitude = 148.3 m), it stretches 40 meters east-west, 20 meters north-south, 45 meters south-north, and 6 meters north-north-east. The north-eastern part was destroyed by erosion, the central part by digging, and the south-western part by excavations and trenches. A memorial was erected in the central part in 1972. Žvaginių piliakalnis dates from the 1st century BC to the 13th century AD. Today, visitors can explore the ruins, take in the panoramic views, and imagine the stories hidden in the scattered relics.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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