Original sentence: 5500 - 2000 B.Additionally, their religion (orthodox) was not officially recognized throughout Transylvania, especially during and after the XVth century.After the XIIIth century, the saxons and hungarians began to settle in this city, resulting two important comunities.First three locations shows traces of dacian citadels, the Şprenghi Hill having also a roman-style construction.Inhabitants of Braşov were primarily Romanians, a population which resulted from the assimilation of the Dacian tribes by the Romans.Many archaeologists, working from the last half of the XIXth century, such as Julius Teutsch, Gustav Treiber, Alfred Prox, Hermann Schroller, Alexandrina Alexandrescu, Mariana Marcu, Florea Costea, Ion Pop, discovered continuous traces of human settlements in areas situated in Brasov nowdays: Valea Cetăţii, Pietrele lui Solomon, Şprenghi, Tâmpa, Dealul Melcilor, Noua.Romanians continued living in these territories, especially in areas protected by mountains and hills, and organized in small polities.The archaeological discoveries, including coins, rings, metal tools, pottery, settlements were dated from the IInd century, to the VIIIth.The last two locations named two archaeological cultures from the bronze age, Schneckenberg and Noua.The oldest traces of human activity and settlements in Brasov dates back to neolythic (c
Edited sentence: ), Romanians continued living in these territories, especially in areas protected by mountains and hills, and organized in small polities.Additionally, their religion was not officially recognized throughout Transylvania.After the 271 retreat of the Roman armies, in the tumultuous Migration Period (from the 4th to 9th centuries A.The oldest inhabitants of Braşov are Romanians (Vlachs), a population which resulted from the assimilation of the Dacian tribes by the Romans