Ozun

Ozun is the village of the commune with the equal call in the county of Covasna, Transylvania, Romania. It is positioned inside the Depression of Brasov, at the Black River. The first documentary attestation dates returned to 1332, however the archaeological excavations made on this area show the human existence of the Neolithic, right here being found ceramics painted with the aid of Cucuteni-Ariusd, painted ceramics of Cotofeni way of life, however additionally a hallstattian ceramic urn.

On the event of the aeological researches made in 1976 on the right bank of the Black River within the place referred to as "La Balti", there were located several ceramic fragments of handcrafted jars embellished with embossed girdles and cylindrical buttons and vessels for elements belonging to the ultimate centuries of pre-Roman Dacia. On the left financial institution of the Negru River, on a terrace named through the locals Back of the Tulghes had been discovered incineration tombs containing ceramics attributed to the New lifestyle. Ozun is positioned inside the southern part of the county, on the proper financial institution of the Negru River, at an altitude of 515 m and at a distance of 9 km.