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Mičiūnai Burial Mound
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This burial mound, with a natural embankment stretching along its eastern edge, is also known as the Giant’s Grave and is a significant archaeological site in the Rokiškis district. In 1906, it was explored alongside the Norkūnai and Radišiai burial mounds by priest and ethnographer Juozas Žiogas. The site revealed a black cultural layer, indicating intense human activity. Excavations uncovered human bones and around 40 artifacts, underscoring its historical importance.
This location not only provides insight into ancient ways of life but also attracts history and archaeology enthusiasts eager to explore Lithuania's cultural heritage. The Giant’s Grave is a unique destination that captivates both locals and tourists.
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