Moacsa

Moachesa is the village of the commune with the identical call in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. It is located in the Targu Secuiesc Depression. The first documentary testimony dates again to 1332, but the ariological finds show man's existence lengthy earlier than, so in 1961, on the event of an archaeological survey made within the vicinity referred to as Maksahat, a agreement of the Cucuteni-Ariusd type and vestiges from the sec. XI to XII, and a Dacian castle changed into observed on the Moacsa Gorge.

On the proper financial institution of the Padureni brook, a two-stage Precucuteni-type agreement, Cucuteni-Ariusd, turned into observed which contained a rectangular dwelling, ceramic fragments and family objects. On the Road of Ceremony there has been determined a Roman Republican silver coin of the Rubria family, and inside the "Veresmart border" between the Ciobot and Nasas streams there are strains of a Roman settlement. Here, by chance observed stone building blocks, fragments of tile and provincial Roman ceramics. At the western end of the village, a neolithic agreement attributed to an early phase of the Ariusd-Cucuteni way of life, overlaid with a Dacian residing, changed into observed on a landscaped location referred to as Megely.