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Palūšė Burial Mounds

Northwest of Palūšė village, hidden between the forests between Palūšė and Pagavaitis villages, are two burial mound complexes. The first complex, known as Kuronai, contains 12 mounds, while the second complex has 62 mounds.

Palūšė Burial Mounds

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