This third or fourth century structure was constructed of the black, basaltic rock abundant locally. This kind of carving, as well as idols found at the site, may point to syncretism that arose within Judaism.
Olive trees grow extensively throughout Galilee.
This olive press, found at Chorazin, was used to extract oil from the olives. Olive oil was used for cooking, as fuel for lamps, for medicinal purposes, and for anointing kings. Click here for additional pictures that, although not of the highest quality, can give you a better perspective on this location.