arch cut out of a single stone. The other window is lintelled and had a
central mullion. There is a high window in the west gable, and a west
doorway, which probably dates from Presbyterian times. A stoup adjoins
the western doorway in the interior of the south wall, and a locker
recess occurs in the east gable. Lying inside the church there is the
curious cross-like object (Fig. 1398). It is pierced in the centre, and
appears to have had a shaft, which is broken, as shown.