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The megalithic monuments of Carnac and Locmariaquer; their purpose and age (1908)

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of 70 degrees. Thehighest of these menhirs measures Ix metres, thesmallest about 60cm. To the south and northof these alignments may be found a few fallenmenhirs which originally formed part no doubtof lines taking these directions. At the north-west may be found two other fallen menhirs.At the end… … u CJ < 17 2. The Field of Kermario is 1,120 metres longand has an average width of loi metres, con-tains 982 menhirs, placed in ten lines taking anorth-easterly direction of 57 degrees. The largest menhir of this group has fallenand is 6m 42 in length, the smallest is about5ocm. Kermario without…

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