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There is also an olive oil press in the town.

Its inhabitants also paid for the use or ownership of an oil press.

Ahiya has the only Jewish owned oil press in the region.

"No one must tamper with the oil press," Uriel said.

To the east are remains of Roman baths, dating to the 2nd to 4th century, and oil presses from the same period.

Many olive oil presses have been found on Cyprus, and not just in rural areas, where they might be expected for personal, local use.

The town has two olive oil presses and three grape molasses factories.

There has been recent interest in improving the design of mechanical oil presses, particularly for use in developing countries.

Oil presses can be either manual or powered.

Watermills and olive oil presses are located in the higher elevations.

The seeds can be crushed in an oil press to extract castor oil.

The village has a bar, shop, hairdresser, school, Hojiblanca oil press, and guest house.

A walled madina, or city, contained a mosque, an olive oil press and six large houses.

The third floor contains the most important areas of the underground compound: storage places, wine or oil presses, and kitchens.

A spacious factory for constructing hydraulic fruit, wine and oil presses was built.

Direct-drive oil presses are the most common because they are reliable and robust.

When algae is dried it retains its oil content, which then can be "pressed" out with an oil press.

The word gethsemane comes from the Hebrew gat shemen, meaning "olive oil press. "

The ruins of a roofless stone temple, fortifications, and two wine or oil presses stand on the island.

Lintels, oil press, grape press, cisterns cut in rock and old graves have also been described.

Archaeologists have discovered ancient wine and oil presses at various locations on Mt. Carmel.

Luqman attempted extract oil, but failed until taught by an old woman who suggested mixing water with the oil press.

Many of the items were processed at the palace, which had grain mills, oil presses, and wine presses.

A balm for headache was advertised as using the oil made by the mahant in the jail oil press.

There were several old structures in the village, including rock-cut tombs, traces of mosaic floors, and oil presses.