in the west wall. These windows are about 12 inches wide, and have the
arches cut out of two stones, with wide splays towards the interior.
Between the two, in the east gable, there is a central buttress with
splayed base (see Fig. 1403).
These features appear to indicate that this was originally rather an
early church, probably of about the close of the first pointed period,
but it appears to have been almost rebuilt, probably in the fifteenth
century.
The belfry on the west gable (Fig. 1404) is even later, and bears the
date of 1676.