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The Liudvinavas Hillfort, with its ancient settlement, is located in the Marijampolė municipality, in the Liudvinavas eldership, to the southwest of the town of Liudvinavas. To reach this hillfort, drive on the Marijampolė–Kalvarija road, turn right southeast towards Prodobulė, cross the Sūduona River, then turn left north and walk about 480 meters across meadows and fields. The hillfort is situated on a distinct hill on the right bank of the Sūduona River. Its slopes are moderately steep, rising 4–7 meters high. The plateau is rectangular, oriented northwest-southeast, measuring 8 meters in length and 11 meters in width. Fragments of rough ceramics have been found here. On the southeastern slope of the hillfort is a 10×15 meter terrace, and on the southwestern slope is a 15×15 meter terrace.

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meters in length and 11 meters in width. Fragments of rough ceramics have been found here. On the southeastern slope of the hillfort is a 10×15 meter terrace, and on the southwestern slope is a 15×15 meter terrace. The hillfort has been significantly disturbed by plowing, gravel pits, and fox dens, and the area is now overgrown with grass. At the foot of the southwestern and southeastern slopes, there is a 2.5-hectare foot settlement. The hillfort dates back to the 1st millennium AD. On May 19, 1998, the Government of the Republic of Lithuania declared this site a cultural monument.

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