Baraolt

Baraolt is a town in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania, inclusive of the Baraolt component and the villages of Biborteni, Bodos, Capeni, Miclosoara and Racosul de Sus. The Baraolt become first cited in 1224. During the interwar duration, Baraolt changed into resident within the Three Scaune County. The archaeological finds show that the location become inhabited for the reason that Eneolithic and Bronze Age. Several ceramic fragments and an early bronze stone block were determined on the territory of this locality.

On the left financial institution of the Baraolt brook, within the region called "The Great Forest", there may be a inn inhabited in numerous ancient durations: in the Bronze Age cultures, throughout the Hallstatt duration, the Dacian and pre-medieval times. In 1960, on the occasion of the excavations at that point, at the left bank of the Baraolt brook had been located thirteen pits courting back to the overdue Bronze Age. From the "Vecer" terrace comes an urn courting from the primary Iron Age.