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THIS ROOM WAS ORIGINALLY A MODEST KITCHEN WHICH SERVED TO FEED THOSE WHO LIVED IN THE FORTRESS.

IT WAS ALSO SERVED AS A PANTRY OF SUPPLIES AND KITCHEN TOOLS.

THE JAIL WAS ATTACHED TO THE KITCHEN. HERE IS WHERE PRISONERS WERE LOCKED UP UNTIL THEY WERE JUDGED.

THE JAIL WAS LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE IN ORDER TO PREVENT PRISONERS TO GATHER STRATEGIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE INNER DISTRIBUTION OF THE FORTRESS.

BOTH THE KITCHEN AND THE CELL WERE CROSSED THROUGH BY A DRAIN WHICH CAME FROM A WELL AND WAS USED TO THROW OUT THE WASTES OUT OF THE FORTRESS.

BY THE TIME THE FORTRESS WAS TRANSFORMED INTO A POLICE QUARTER, THIS WAS USED AS A MEETING ROOM WHERE THEY ATTENDED THEIR FELLOW VILLAGERS.