- Latvia. Iron Age
hillforts in
Latvia The
Lithuanian word for
hillfort is
piliakalnis (plural piliakalniai), from
pilis (=castle) and
kalnas (=mountain, hill)...
- "pilis" in "
piliakalnis"
refers to a
castle only etymologically. In
modern times,
about one and half
thousand places are
called piliakalnis, not all of...
- Aukštupėnai
mound (Lithuanian: Aukštupėnų
piliakalnis) or Kupiškis
mound (Lithuanian: Kupiškio
piliakalnis) is a
hillfort in Kupiškis, Lithuania. List...
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Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Kartena Hillfort. "Kartenos
piliakalnis | pamatykLietuvoje.lt - kelionių po Lietuvą portalas". www.pamatyklietuvoje...
- 678056°E / 56.246389; 21.678056 The Apuolė
hillfort (Lithuanian: Apuolės
piliakalnis) is a
hillfort in
Lithuania located by Apuolė, a
historic village in...
-
Church of the
Guardian Angels Alytus Synagogue Saint Benedict Gymnasium Piliakalnis Progymnasium "Silent bell"
memorial for the
Lithuanian partisans School...
- "Napoleono kalnas" (in Lithuanian).
Retrieved 2009-05-09. https://keturiossostines.lt/en/objektas/jiesios-
piliakalnis-su-gyvenviete-vadinamas-napoleono-kalnu...
- The Bradeliškės hill fort (also
called ****lta ) is a hill fort (
piliakalnis) in
Vilnius district muni****lity, Lithuania. The hill fort is
situated near...
- 2003, ISBN 0231128894, pp. 47-49 Svajūnas SABALIAUSKAS, Žvelgaičio
piliakalnis atskleidžia
istorijos paslaptis (Žvelgaitis
Mound reveals the secrets...
- Medvėgalis
Mound (Medvėgalio kalnas) and Medvėgalis hill fort ( Medvėgalio
piliakalnis). It was
first mentioned in 1316 in
written texts and was one of the...
