Bodoc

Bodoc is the village of the commune with the same name in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. The first documentary testimony dates again to 1332. The archaeological studies done at the territory of this village has revealed strains of living for the reason that earliest instances, so in Bodoc Mountains, close to the "Treasure Fortress", a safe from the Eneolithic period was located and within the region known as the "Mestecani Forest", determined the stays of a agreement belonging to the Ariusd lifestyle. Ceramic fragments belonging to the same culture have been also located at the web site of the antique Roman Catholic cemetery.

On the left bank of Olt, below Bodoc Mountain, on the right aspect of the village, on the plateau called The Treasure of the Tomb have been determined traces of burning and ceramics from the first epoch of iron, right here also a fortification from the Middle Ages, where a sword dating again to the 20 th century became found. XII to XIII. The fundamental hobby of the population of this locality is agriculture and animal husbandry. A contribution to the neighborhood economy is also the construction substances industry, the food enterprise and rural tourism and trade.