1,600-year-old Roman wine factory discovered beneath ancient castle
Archaeologists in Turkey unearthed a 1,600-year-old Roman wine production site near Kahta Castle. The remarkably preserved complex, spanning 37 acres, features grape-crushing installations and cisterns, indicating large-scale industrial winemaking. This discovery offers insights into the thriving local economies and agricultural sophistication of the late Roman period in remote mountain regions.
Archaeologists in Turkey unearthed a 1,600-year-old Roman wine production site near Kahta Castle. The remarkably preserved complex, spanning 37 acres, features grape-crushing installations and cisterns, indicating large-scale industrial winemaking. This discovery offers insights into the thriving local economies and agricultural sophistication of the late Roman period in remote mountain regions. What's Your Reaction?
