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This mound is one of the most prominent symbols of the entire Utena region. The mound (Utenio Pilis, Didysis piliaklinis) dates back to the 1st millennium BC. BC. beginning–2nd century and the 14th–15th century. The mound is located on a separate hill, on the left bank of the Utenėlė River. It is assumed that in the 13th century, the castle of the Duke of Nalšia Daumantas stood here, near which a settlement was established, which gave rise to the city of Utena. The castle was burned down by the Livonian Order in 1433. Utena residents and city guests gather in large numbers on the Narkūnai mound on the occasion of various holidays. By a resolution of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania on 19 May 1998, the mound was declared a cultural monument. The area of the monument’s territory is 4.8 ha.
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