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and there has been a triple light window, with tracery, in the centre. The single light window at the east end of the nave has a carved head, with a water table over it, inserted above the window. Part of the north
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Fig. 987.—Iona Cathedral. Door to Sacristy.
wall of the nave is demolished (see Fig. 994), and a door to the cloister near the west end has been built up (see Plan).
The north transept has two deeply-arched recesses in the east wall, containing small windows and a central arched recess, which seems to have contained a statue. This is apparently the oldest part of the whole edifice,
