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The reserve covers the areas of the well-preserved Ślężany settlement complex, which functioned from the 8th to the 13th century. On about 50 ha of area we will see a stronghold and a barrow cemetery. A settlement museum in the form of two round log huts and a well was arranged on the stronghold. West of the stronghold we will find a place of archaeological meetings with a shelter, a hearth and an exhibition exhibition. On the northern side of the stronghold there is a small cult circle, a causeway with a medieval pond and an external embankment. The barrow cemetery contains about 7 barrow mounds - conical earth mounds. Some of the mounds were reconstructed and fenced. The main entrance to the reserve leads through a gate in a palisade with wooden figures of Piast warriors.