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Octagonal pool in TabghaOctagonal pool in TabghaStone olive press at TabghaBaptismal fontBaptismal fontAncient olive pressMosaic in the Church of the Loaves and FishesChurch of the Loaves and Fishes - mosaic floorChurch of the Loaves and Fishes - mosaic floorChurch of the Loaves and Fishes - mosaic floorChurch of the Loaves and Fishes - mosaic floorChurch of the Loaves and Fishes - mosaic floor5th century mosaic in the churchHeptageonHeptageon - mosaic5th century baptisteryHeptageonHeptageon - floor mosaicRemains of the ancient TabghaRemains of the ancient TabghaPath to the church.Tabgha - Mensa DominiPath to the church.Tabgha - Mensa DominiChurch of the Primacy of St. Peter.Remains of the early Christian builllldings - Church of the Primacy of St. PeterRemains of the early Christian builllldings - Church of the Primacy of St. PeterChurch of the Primacy of St. PeterSteps to the 4th cent. church from the shoreAncient path to the church on the shore

Location:

  • Israel, Ginnosar
  • geo:32.869972,35.539536
  • Location ± 0-5 m.

Class:

  • Rural settlement
  • visible

Identifiers:

  • vici:place=21826

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Tabgha [Heptapegon]- Baptismal Pool

Arabic: al-Tabigha; Hebrבu: Ein Sheva. An ancient baptismal pool from the Roman-Byzantine period.

Tabgha [Heptapegon] - Olive Press

Stone olive press at Tabgha was used to produce oil.

Tabgha - Heptapegon

Arabic: al-Tabigha; Hebrבu: Ein Sheva. The earliest building at Tabgha was a small chapel built in the 4th century AD. - The Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish


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