A simple cave mouth sat maybe fifty feet to the right of the village bathhouse, sealed by a pair of sturdy oak shutters, intended to keep pests or thieves out. The tunnel extends fifty feet in a straight line before widening into a large cavern, dotted with small alcoves, filled with food, linens and other such amenities. The cave served as a storage area and occasionally a prison. There was a single rack, designed to hold someone up to ten feet tall, with adjustable bands for the wrists and ankles. There were also several manacles lying stacked in one of the alcoves.