CARMONTELLE

name given to ‘painter, engraver, dramatist, and author of two books of witty Proverbs. ‘village, Morbihan, France; remarkable on account of number of monolithic alignments in its neighborhood, one group from Ménec extending towards -Kermario, reappearing at Kermario and ‘po ibly previously stretching as far oo the alignment at Kerlescant. The ‘monoliths, of granite, are arranged in “avenues and vary in height from 18 to 4 ft. The Scottish archzxologist, James “Miln, undertook excavations in this ‘district, 1874-80, and discovered evi- ‘dences of Roman and pre-Roman settle Edward, Prince of Wales, took place; exports slate and copper ore. Pop. 10,000. °