Chirpar

Chirpar is the village of the commune with the equal name in Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania. It is located within the japanese a part of the county, within the Hartibaci Plateau. The locality is placed 45 kilometers from the metropolis of Sibiu county house and thirteen kilometers from the metropolis of Agnita, at the valley of Chirpar flow, inside the japanese a part of the county, on county street 105D Sasaus, Chirpar, Vard.

The archaeological excavations achieved on the territory of the village have provided fabric evidence of a habitation from the earliest instances, accordingly a stone ax, a Dacian tomb were observed and within the mattress of the Chirpar circulate, a clay prison. In different locations there are three neolithic stone axes, a crossed copper rod at the quit of the Eneolithic, a bronze age baroque and a Celtic bracelet from La Tene. In the 13th century, the modern Lutheran church become constructed, as a Romanesque basilica with the "St. Mary" patrimony, together with a bell tower, 3 naves, a square choir and a semicircular apse. In the 15th century the fortification of the church started out.