2,600-year-old Phoenician winery discovered on Lebanese coast
The site itself was well-preserved, offering a window into the past, showing exactly how the ancient Phoenicians cultivated and traded wine in antiquity.
One of the 800-year-old treading floors of what's believed to be the largest Crusader winery found in Mi'ilya, northern Israel. (photo credit: ILANIT CHERNICK)ByZACHARY KEYSER
