pre-Norse houses with overlapping flagstone roofs known as "beehive dwellings" are to be found on the Morsgail Moor and at Aiscleit. Pre-reformation chapels The distinct remains of the following chapels exist in the parish: St.Kiarans, Laimisiadar, St Michaels, Kirivick, St Macrels, Kirkibost, St Dondans and St Michaels, Little Bernera, St Peters, Pabaigh Mhòr, St Christophers, Uig Bay, Tigh na Beanaich, Aird Uig, Tigh na Cailleachan Dhubha, Mealastadh. Norse water mills The remains of many mills which used horizontal carved millstones are throughout the parish. Only one, at Breaclet, Bernera is roofed but others of note are found at Croir, Geisiadar, Pennydonald, Carnish and virtually every other township in the parish. Fishing industry The remains of nineteenth century fish curing houses are to be found at Little Bernera, Croir, Tòb Bhalasaigh, Dunan Carloway, Bhaltos and Carnish. Other important sites are the Bernera lobster pond at Tòb Blàr Meadha and lobster ponds on the Isle of Pabaigh Mhòr. Cnip Headland Excavations in 2009 and 2010, by GUARD archaeology, found three different burials in shallow pits and on a kerbed mound. These burials contained the remains of nine people over a period of 150 years, between 1770 and 1620 BC. Interestingly the bodies were allowed to decay and become partly or wholly skeletonised before being buried. Viking burials had also been excavated in the area in 1995. Teampall Bhaltois The ruins of a church in the old graveyard. It is no longer visible but geophysical investigations, in 1992, found the buried remains of a rectangle building. Abhainn Dearg Distillery The Abhainn Dearg Red River Distillery, which began distilling in 2008, is located at Carnish in Uig, and claims to be "the first legal distillery in the Outer Hebrides since 1829". References External links Brahan Seer Legend on BBC Website Archaeology in Uig Comann Eachdraigh Uig (Uig Historical Society) Macaulay family of Lewis Villages in the Isle of Lewis