St. Bishoy Monastery
An ancient mill dating back to the fourth century AD, operated by animals to grind grain.
The Ancient Mill — St. Bishoy Monastery, Wadi El Natrun
It was used for grinding grain, equipped with wooden gears, and operated by animals.
It dates back to the fourth century AD.
It is located behind St. Bishoy Church on the eastern side.
4th Century AD
DATING
East of St. Bishoy Church
LOCATION
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