Large clay vessels found during excavations make it clear how people stored wine in antiquity. The stone vessel of colossal size has great historical importance. Wine vessels made of stone were considered more kosher than pottery made of clay. The wedding wine was likely stored in stone utensils.
A walk through the village of Cana of Galilee will plunge you into the atmosphere of biblical traditions, wedding ceremonies, and Christian miracles. People lived in Cana back in the days of the Egyptian pharaohs; famous pilgrims of the middle ages used to visit here; the Evangelical tradition tells us at the wedding where St. Mary and Jesus were attending, a miracle happened. Two modest churches with a rich history are dedicated to the wonder of water turned into wine. Weddings are held here according to special rites, and everyone can be a witness to the phenomenon of a wedding jug.
Don't be afraid to get lost in new places!
