Baiut

Baiut is the village of the commune with the same call within the county of Maramures, Transylvania, Romania. The diversity of alleviation bureaucracy, the temperate continental weather, the wealthy hydrographic community and, ultimate however no longer least, the subsurface wealthy in gold-silver and complex minerals have made the Lapusului depression and implicitly in Bailet there to be continuity and human life from the Upper Paleolithic, and continuing with Neolithic, bronze, Dacian iron, and so forth. A proof of the existence of life in this place is given by way of the researches achieved within the area, due to which lines skulls, skulls and bones of bears had been discovered in the cave of Poiana Botizii, now d a cave reservation.

The Bronze Age is the period wherein the presence of the Thracian network is outlined, the civilization that is developing is directly related to the wealthy metal assets in the region. In the Iron Age, following researches by prestigious Romanian and Hungarian researchers, it changed into showed that the Dacians took out and processed gold and silver after a pretty nicely-reconstructed generation these days, and the large quantity of gold carried through the Romans after conquest comes from the Maramures metallife place even though they did now not without a doubt personal the area.