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Vitrea is thought to have been inhabited for the last approximately 4,000 years. Well-preserved artifacts left by the Calaran people (for which Calaxara is named) in the Valley of Sun depicting animals, people, and symbols were made over a time period of eight thousand years preceding the Iron Age, based on about 300,000 records. Although the demography of ancient Vitrea was multi-ethnic, including, for example, Tuscans and Linaca besides the Calarans, the latter were the dominant constituent. They inhabited and controlled much of the Valley of Sun and northwestern portions of the Etracian region.

The arrival of Latinate people in the Valley of Sun is thought to have occurred around 1226 A.D. and, due to the difficulty reaching the area due to the Aegis Mountains and Tainean and Kindreds Seas separating Cartadania from the mainland, as well as the dense forests and large rivers of neighboring states, presence remained quite miniscule. Intermixing amongst the groups generated a local culture quite unique to the area, especially considering the desert landscape of the state. The part of today's Vitrea southeast of the DuQuesne river – together with the present state of Montecarlo – became Regio Satheria (Montecarlo and Vitrea), while modern Vitrea west of the Aqutiak Ridge was part of a separate colony.