Poian

Poian is the village of the commune with the identical call in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. It is located within the north-east a part of the county, in the Targu Secuiesc Depression. The archaeological excavations made on this place have established the lifestyles of man here from historic times.

On the place referred to as Bolygo there were found fragments of vessels from the prehistoric period. Between 1963 and 1967, several excavations had been made at the factor known as "Stone Pond", where a settlement inhabited in numerous intervals turned into discovered, containing a tomb of Ciomortan tradition, factors of the Wietenberg tradition and a habitation stage Nine. The New Settlement turned into first overlapped with the aid of a Dacian agreement at the start of the La Tene era and then with the aid of settlements from the early Middle Ages, the primary within the sixth century and the second one century. IX to X. On the territory of the village there were found portions of pottery particular to the Ariusd-Cucuteni culture, bronze copper copper dating, deer horn gears, a bronze sickle and a bronze eagle, a scrap of iron from the Roman age and a sister from Emperor Trajan. The first documentary testimony dates returned to 1332.