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Mikyčiai Mound
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This mound is situated on a distinct hill, notable for its unique landscape. The platform is oval and elongated, oriented in a north-south direction, measuring 26 by 22 meters with a slight elevation in the center. On the southern slope, 2 meters below the platform, and on the northern slope, 1.5 meters below, you will find a 3.5-meter-wide natural terrace. The slopes are moderately steep, with heights ranging from 8 to 10 meters. Unfortunately, the mound has been affected by gravel pits and plowing, and its surface is currently overgrown, with birch and pine trees thriving on the northern slope. Traces of an ancient settlement can be found on the northwestern and eastern foot, covering an area of 0.2 hectares. This mound is dated to the 1st millennium, making it an important site of cultural heritage and tourism.
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