Figs. 1 and 2. Perspective drawing and ground-plan of a both on the 
<p>south side of Loch an Ath Ruaidh, Aird Mhor, Uig, Lewis. This bo’ is 
entire, but ruinous; and the outer casing of turf having nearly weathered away, the structure of the interior wall is visible. 
Fig. 8. Aridh, near Loch Shnaithebhall, Uig, Lewis; approaching the 
rectangular form, and perhaps partly roofed with wood. 
Fig. 4. Both on west side of Loch an Ath Ruaidh, having two doors, a 
ruin ; e, was the place of the fire; ¢, the bench or seat; 6, when filled with hay, 
would be the bed. 
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<br>Plate XI from: <cite style="font-style:normal">Thomas, F.W.L. (1862). "<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://archive.org/details/thomas-1862-s-7305id-1398192">Notice of Beehive Houses in Harris and Lewis; with Traditions of the "Each-uisge", or Water-horse, connected</a>". <i>Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland</i> <b>3</b>: 127-144.</cite>
Thomas, F.W.L. (Frederick William Leopold) c.1812–1885
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