Bryzgių Hillfort


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Bryzgių Hillfort is located on a promontory northwest of a natural depression known as Devil's Pit (Velnio Duobė). The hillfort features a triangular-shaped plateau and a southwestern slope, 2–3 meters lower than the plateau, with a 25-meter-wide terrace. The southeastern and southwestern slopes are flanked by ridge-like formations (ožnugariai) that surround Devil's Pit, and at the edges of these depressions, embankments approximately 1 meter high and 6 meters wide can be found. The hillfort's slopes are moderately steep, reaching heights of up to 10 meters

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Bryzgių Hillfort is located on a promontory northwest of a natural depression known as Devil's Pit (Velnio Duobė). The hillfort features a triangular-shaped plateau and a southwestern slope, 2–3 meters lower than the plateau, with a 25-meter-wide terrace. The southeastern and southwestern slopes are flanked by ridge-like formations (ožnugariai) that surround Devil's Pit, and at the edges of these depressions, embankments approximately 1 meter high and 6 meters wide can be found. The hillfort's
slopes are moderately steep, reaching heights of up to 10 meters. The site is covered with mixed forest, and parts of it have been disturbed by pits. In 1996, archaeologist P. Tebelškis excavated a 70 m² area and uncovered a cultural layer up to 35 cm thick. Findings included corded and smooth ceramics, traces of a hearth, and posthole remains. This historic site, dating to the first half of the 1st millennium CE, is a unique location that attracts both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.
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