This line of fortifications was known as the Limes Alutanus, which once marked the eastern frontier of Roman Dacia. Remains of these Roman castra have been found in several villages, including those of Boița, Câineni, and Călimănești. From the 14th to 18th century, several monasteries were built in the area.
This section of fortifications, called the Limes Alutanus, was the eastern border of Roman Dacia. Remains of these Roman military camps have been discovered in several villages, including Boița, Câineni, and Călimănești.  During this period, monasteries were built in the area from the 14th to 18th centuries.