Tel Shiloh Winepresses

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There are two known winepresses at the ancient biblical city of Tel Shiloh.

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circa 350 CE

An early Roman (circa first century) Winepress (larger of the two found at the site) at Khirbat Seilun, located 320 meters south of the Tel. The winepress consists of a treading floor, covered with mosaics, and twin collecting pits.

circa 350 CE

Smaller Winepress at Khirbat Seilun

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