Reci

Reci is the village of the commune with the equal call in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. It is placed inside the northeastern a part of the county, inside the Sfantu Gheorghe Depression. In 1964, the previous Comolau village become merged with Reci, so today Comolau is the northern a part of it. The first documentary testimony dates from 1334.

On the occasion of the archaeological excavations performed between 1957 to 1959, at the right bank of the Negru river, there has been determined a rich Neolithic settlement in the place referred to as "Telek". Three homes and two graves belonging to the Tisza tradition have been determined, archaeological materials belonging to the Boian, Cucuteni-Ariusd, Bodrogkeresytur, Cotofeni and Noua cultures, as well as vestiges from the Bronze Age and the first Iron Age. The Dacian age is also marked with the aid of the discovery of a Dacian dwelling of the La Tene technology, to which a Victory-Bucharest coin belongs. Also in this area were found Roman substances, a 4th century living representing the way of life of Santana de Mures-Cerneahov.