Turia

Turia is the village of the commune with the identical call in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. It is located in the northern part of the county, inside the Targu Secuiesc Depression. In the archaeological excavations made close to the Roman Catholic cemetery, there had been found traces of Cotofeni living, ceramic fragments belonging to the Schneckenberg and Wietenberg cultures, in addition to two rectangular dwellings belonging to the Dacian populace sec. IV-III i.E.

In the east of the village, on a excessive terrace, within the area known as Retilab, there is a fourth-century agreement. In the valley of the Katarna brook there was discovered a stone-paved stony hill. VII to VIII. On the left bank of the Turia brook, inside the north of the locality, there's a settlement belonging to the Ariusd-Cucuteni tradition, and on the region referred to as Telek a agreement with two ranges of habitation, a rectangular residing and a living with holes along the closing one is a Precucuteni tradition hill, overlaid by using a New New domestic.