Fig. 115.—Kirkaby, Westing. Plan.
built on the ruins of a brough or other ancient building. The dedication is unknown. The church consisted of a nave ([Fig. 115]) about 13 feet 9 inches by 12 feet, and a chancel about 10 feet by 7 feet inside. The walls were about 2 feet 9 inches thick. The chancel arch was equal in width to the chancel. About 2 feet in height of the north wall of the nave and of the north wall of the chancel remains, and traces of the rest sufficient to approximate to the size. The entrance was probably in the west end. The chancel inside equals in length the diagonal of the square of the width.
Plan by Mr. J. T. Irvine, 1863.
MEAL COLVIDALE, Unst.
This is in the south-east part of the island, in a yard about 112 feet east and west by 85 feet north and south. ([Fig. 116.]) The dedication is unknown. The nave is about 12 feet by 11 feet inside; the chancel 7 feet 9 inches by 7 feet 6 inches inside; and the walls 3 feet thick.
Fig. 116.—Meal Colvidale. Plan.