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Focus on Archaeology

June 2004 issue

Kernave: Lithuania’s royal mounds

On my most recent trip to Lithuania, in June-July ’03, I went to celebrate a coronation that took place 750 years before. Mindaugas, honored as the founder of the Lithuanian state and the unifier of its many tribal groups, was crowned king in 1253. He was the only Lithuanian ruler ever to bear this title.

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April 2004 issue

Back to Bagan

by Julie Skurdenis

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