An atlas of Earth’s mysterious places — megaliths, pyramids, lost and sunken cities — with the evidence shown plainly: what is verified, what is contested, and what is still unknown.

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Lithuania

10 places in the atlas, 2 of them inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage.

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Hillforts5
Castles4
Fortresses4
Ancient cities3
Medievals3
Archaeological wonders2
Earthworks2
Ancient villages1
Castle complexes1
Curonians1
Fortified settlements1
Island castles1

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Verified9
Accepted1

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Kaunas, Old Town at Nemunas–Neris confluence1
Klaipėda County1
Klaipėda County, Skuodas District, Apuolė village1
Klaipėda County, Skuodas District, Mosėdis elderate, Apuolė village on Luoba River tributary of Bartuva (Curonian frontier)1
Vilnius County, Molėtai–Dubingiai, Asveja lake bridge area

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Verified9 Widely accepted1

Vilnius County, Trakai, Lake Galvė island1

Vilnius County, Vilnius Old Town, Gediminas Hill foot1

Vilnius County, Vilnius Old Town, at foot of Gediminas Hill (Upper Castle) between Cathedral Square (Katedros) and Neris River bend1

Vilnius County, Širvintos District, Neris Valley1

Vilnius, Old Town, Gediminas Hill at Neris–Vilnia1

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🇱🇹 Lithuania · Ancient city

Vilnius Lower Castle and Cathedral Square

Middle Ages to Early Modern (13th–18th c. with 5th c. hillfort substratum) · Grand Duchy of Lithuania

Vilnius Lower Castle and Cathedral Square in Vilnius County, Vilnius Old Town, Gediminas Hill foot, Lithuania is a Middle Ages to Early Modern (13th–18th c. with 5th c.