Apžvalgos vieta, Kauno apskritis
Rising on the left bank of the Neris in Kaunas's Eiguliai district, this hillfort carries an earthen platform 70 by 60 meters with rounded corners and a 5-6 meter embankment on its eastern side, cut off from the higher ground beyond by roughly a 50-meter trench. A 14th-century chronicle records a wooden castle here, Egollen, first mentioned in 1379 and burned down by the Teutonic Order on 30 June 1382. Excavations of an adjacent cemetery uncovered 47 inhumation and 4 cremation burials from the 4th-7th centuries, along with iron tools, weapons, jewelry, and amber ornaments, while nearby finds trace settlement back to the Palaeolithic.