Rock-Cut Wine Press

It is located inside a building and has characteristics that differ from those of rock-cut wine presses. The building in which it is situated has a rectangular floor plan, and its ruined walls still preserve a height of 2.35 m and a thickness of more than 0.80 m. The entrance, facing southwest, still retains its lintel, and on one side the stones that served as the support base for the press beam, or prelum, are still visible.