Shoham park

Shoham Park, located in Israel, is an archaeological site notable for its sparse forest and rocky terrain. It spans over two square kilometers and contains significant historical remains. Among these, the Bacchus Church, dating back to the 6th century CE from the Byzantine period, stands out with its beautifully preserved mosaic floor and Greek inscriptions. The site also includes ancient caves and cupmarks, which suggest usage for religious or ritualistic purposes. Additional archaeological features include grindstones and a water pool, hinting at historical industrial and water management activities. The park is rich in flora and fauna, and efforts continue to balance development with environmental conservation. This site offers valuable insights into the Byzantine era and earlier habitation periods.