On the Comparative Anthropometry of English Jews

France).75 Peronville.Megalithic stones (J.).St. Piat (Change).Megalithic monuments (J.).Menhir called Pierrefitte, dolmen called le Berceau, two upright stones, and dolmen (see description of these ante).lDolmen called Chapelle dui Martyre, dolmen called Pierre fritte, near Mevaisin (R.).Plancheville (south of).Four or five large stones called Pierres Main Verte, where people go to render homage to the Chapter of Chartres Cathedral (R.).Prudemanche.Megalithic stones (J.).Prunay-le-Gillon.Dolmen (J.).Saumeray.Ruined dolmen (J.).Ruined dolmen on left bank of Loir, on road from Illiers to Bonneval; at Montemain an inclined dolmen (one stone 2 m. 60 x 2 m. 30, restiing on two others; towards Allayes a peulven and some other stones (R.).Thimert.Megalith (J.).Toury.Dolmen (J.).Dolmen, capstone 31 metres long, resting on one stone, 1 m.15 high, called Pierre de Gargantua (because thought to be erected by this giant) (R.).Trizay les Bonneval.Near mill of Fricot a gigantic dolmen 14 metres round (J.).Planche de Beaumont near muill of Fricot (R.7.See description ante.Ver les Chartres.Megalithic stone of Pierre Pesant (J.).A very large dolmen, much mutilated and buried nearly to level of platform (R.).Pierre Pesant marked on (M.), but on enquiry I wvas told there was no stone there, and that it was only the name of the place

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