Cellars and wine presses even had a god whose hieroglyph was a winepress. A winepress is a device used to extract juice from crushed grapes during wine making. In Hebrew, "gat" means "winepress". The Hebrew root "gat" () refers to a winepress, indicating that these are joyful psalms. Burnt down in this catastrophe were 106 houses, 22 winepress houses and 7 barns. The "tower" and the "winepress" have been interpreted as "sanctuary" and "altar", respectively. A winepress was excavated in the area in 2001. Azure a winepress argent, in a base of the second a saltire gules. Wine was also sometimes given an aroma by rubbing the winepress with wood resin. Various agricultural installations, including a winepress, dating from Byzantine era has also been excavated. To the west of the Sheikh al-Qatrawani sanctuary is a winepress cut through stone. All these elements came together in the image of Christ in the winepress. There is also a restaurant which is called "The WinePress @ Wensum". A winepress, dating from the Byzantine period has been found. The Winepress is the first studio album from The Burial.