Pašekščių pilkapynas

LT2006 m. ištirti du pilkapiai 13(8) ir 17(9) centrinëje pilkapyno dalyje prie kelio Pašekščiai–Plëšiškës. Pilkapiai buvo ardomi kelio. Iš viso ištirtas 178 m2 plotas. Pilkapio centrinëje dalyje po pagrindu aptiktas griautinis kapas. Kapo duobë stačiakampio užapvalintais kampais formos, 2x 1,1 m dydžio, orientuota V–R kryptimi. Duobës kraštai statûs, dugnas lygus. Mirusysis buvo palaidotas galva į V. Duobës V krašte aptiktas dantis, R krašte – kojos kaulo dalis. Duobës dugne, kiek arčiau jos V galo gulëjo geležinis pjautuvas. Centrinëje kapo duobës dalyje, 0,55 m žemiau pagrindo rasta apvara iš 16 stiklo ir emalio karolių, geležinis smeigtukas alavo galvute, bronzinë lankinë segë lenkta kojele, įvijinis žiedas, bronzinës ir alavinës tûtelës. Kape palaidota mergaitë. Ištirti pilkapiai datuojami V a. [...] [p. 117-118].

ENIn 2006 barrows 13(8) and 17(9), which had been disturbed by a road, were excavated in Pašekščiai barrow cemetery (Molëtai Dist.). An area of 178 m2 was studied in all. Both barrows were 5 m in diameter, 0.25–0.29 m in height and surrounded by stone circles, pits, and ditches. In each barrow, one inhumation burial was found in a pit under the base. The individuals were buried with the head to the W. A male was buried in barrow 13(8) with a spearhead, a knife, and a small buckle. The burial had been looted. A girl had been buried in barrow 17(9) with grave goods: a sickle, a bead necklace, a coil ring, a crossbow brooch, a pin, and tube beads. The barrows date to the 5th century.