Bradut

Bradduz is the village of house of the commune with the same name in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. The first documentary attestation dates back to 1332, but the archaeological finds made at the territory of the locality carry a few cloth proof of a few dwellings long earlier than, so in 1935, from the Agri valley, 4 items of opal in the shape of ax, lance and 17 blades of silex, assigned to the Paleolithic. 4 km. Of Braddu, at the plateau of "Rotunda Deal" and on Hill with Cioturi is found a tumular complex, made from 18 early bronze tombs, Scheneckenberg B lifestyle.

In the mantle of those tumuli, in a few changed into discovered a black layer with fabric ceramics supporting the Boian lifestyle, Giulesti phase, and in other ceramic fragments belonging to the Cotofeni subculture. On the northern aspect of the "Rotunda Deal", there's a ritual complicated of the late Bronze Age, the New I subculture. From other places comes a yellow jasper knife, splinter chips and opal, a stone secure sharpened trautical tufa and fragments of semi-arched ceramics.