Monument record 2401 - MEAVAIG, HARRIS

NB10NW 4 1002 0643

What may be a farmstead comprising one unroofed long building and an enclosure are depicted on the 1st edition of the OS 6-inch map (Inverness-shire, Island of Harris 1881, sheet x). Only the unroofed building, with two compartments, is shown on the current edition of the OS 1:10000 map (1973).
Information from RCAHMS (SAH) 20 February 1997

M101 NB 10014 06414
Large stone structure with four distinct areas.
A) NB 10019 06408 Southern annex, 4.5m x 3m, 0.75-1m high, wall width = 0.7m, SE-NW orientation of long side. Posttible entrance to SE
b) NB 10015 06407. Stone structure 7m x 3.5m, 1m high. Entrance to the NW. Wall thickness of 1m.
C) NB 10014 06414. Stone structure 11m x 6m, 1m high, contains four rooms. NE room contained a swuqre feature of three standing stones, possibly a hearth and a niche in the norhtern wall. Entrance to the building is tyo the east. Wall survived to six courses.
D) NB 10017 06417. Stone structure, 3m x 3m x 1m high. Northern annex to building M101c. Entrance probably to the NW.
Hunter 2005

John Hunter, 2005, Harris 2004/5 Illustrations and SMR (Digital archive). SWE41090.