The author of this paper provides a topographic overview of prehistoric hillforts and tumuli located around the largest field of the Hilic Peninsula that spans through the village Bristivica and in part through the village Seget Gornji. The so called Bristivica field also represents the north-eastern border of the peninsula. This paper presents the record of the spatial distribution of hillforts around the Bristivica field as well as the spatial distribution of tumuli on the edges of the Bristivica field. The spatial distribution of tumuli on the edges of a karst plateau that extends west from the Bristivica field has also been recorded. Observing the arrangement of the hillforts and the tumuli of the Bristivica valley, their spatial relationship with natural communication routes, which are assumed to play an important role in prehistory, was also recorded. The subject area, together with the entire Hilic Peninsula, represents an insufficiently systematically archaeologically researched area despite its considerable archaeological potential. The lack of research thus makes it impossible to draw concrete conclusions about the possible roles of individual hillforts and tumuli in this area.