Cernat

Cernat is the village of the commune with the identical call within the county of Covasna, Transylvania, Romania. It is positioned within the vital-eastern part of the county, inside the Targu Secuiesc Depression, on the eastern foot of the Bodoc Mountains. The first documentary attestation dates returned to 1332.

The archaeological discoveries made on the territory of this village, however, show the lifestyles of man right here long before, so, within the region in which the reformed church is located, there has been located a hotel containing ceramics painted by Ariusd-Cucuteni character, ceramic embellished with ropes belonging to Cotofeni lifestyle and a Dacian tradition from the second one epoch of iron. On the hill "Peak with birch trees" had been found neolithic stone axes, a bronze lock and bronze age ceramic fragments. A fragment of a sophisticated pot and a mug that might belong to the medieval generation become additionally located on the territory of the village. On the event of excavations made in 1961, inside the place referred to as "Hill of Gold", a Starcevo-Cris agreement become diagnosed.