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Martiniškėnai Hillfort
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This hillfort, also known as Martyniškiai or the Jewish Cemetery Hillfort, is situated on a nearly flat area atop a small hill approximately 1 meter high. The irregular octagonal platform, measuring about 45 meters in diameter, is encircled by a ditch 2 meters wide and 0.5 meters deep. On the southwestern side, a 3-meter-wide entrance was constructed.
The northern part of the platform was disturbed during land improvement works, and the hillfort is now covered with deciduous trees. It is maintained by a local resident, K. Zizas, who has cleared the area of bushes, installed a carved informational plaque, and added benches. The hillfort dates back to the 1st millennium and is an important historical and tourist attraction.
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