View of a deep, rock-hewn cistern abutting the wall of a building, which may be that described by Roland Kent, "a small roofless chapel, on the north side of which is seen the mouth of a cistern, while to the east an irregular hollow has been excavated in the rock, twenty-two feet square and twelve feet deep, in which there is a descent to the mouth of a well", Kent, R. G. (1905). The City Gates of Demetrias. American Journal of Archaeology, 9(2), 166–169, p. 167.