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...One of the complete ingots has no known parallels in the region and may be of Scandinavian origin, while the others display characteristics typical of Lithuanian and Prussian silver ingots.

"The hoard was discovered in an area that belonged to the Teutonic Order during the Middle Ages. Nearby are the remains of the now-destroyed Kalniškiai hillfort and the location of Poys Castle, identified by some archaeologists. Finds such as this provide extremely valuable information about 13th–14th century economic connections, silver circulation, and contacts between different regions," said Jonas Genys, Director of the Museum of the History of Lithuania Minor...

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