Fig. 44.
a broken round-headed doorway near west end of north wall. Connected with it on that side by a low semi-circular vaulted passage ([Fig. 44]), lighted by a small flat-headed window on each side, is the other chapel, 23 feet in length. This building is probably of considerable age. Windows are rude, flat-headed, and 3 feet long.[82] See Note by Captain Thomas.[83]
(B) SIMPLE OBLONG CHURCHES WITH MODIFIED FEATURES.
1. CARA, off Gigha, Kintyre.
A chapel, 29 feet long externally; masonry rude, but with a good deal of character. East and west ends nearly entire. Doorway about
Fig. 45.
middle of north side. Window in north wall 3 feet 4 inches long and flat-headed. ([Fig. 45.]) No opening in east end.[84]