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Roman olive press Royalty Free Stock Photo
Roman Olive Press in Volubilis, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Roman Olive Press, Volubilis Ancient Berber and Roman City, near Meknes, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Olive press in Moa fortress Royalty Free Stock Photo
Roman olive press
Ancient Roman Olive Press in Volubilis, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo
Man works at ancient Roman press for olive oil Royalty Free Stock Photo
Olive press in Moa fortress Royalty Free Stock Photo
Olive press in Moa fortress Royalty Free Stock Photo
The millstone, olive oil press Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ancient olive press at Capernaum Royalty Free Stock Photo
Man works at ancient Roman press for olive oil Royalty Free Stock Photo
An incomplete Roman olive press or trapetum in the ruins of the Houses with the peristyle yard, The bowl would have had two hemispherical stones in it, connected by a rod that swiveled over the central hole. The olives would be poured in and crushed by the rotating stones, the oil escaping through the hole in the bottom. Presumably this was being stored in a corner awaiting the olive season when


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