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6. Cévennes, a mountain range in the south of France, forming the watershed between the rivers Rhône and Garonne.

Page 150. — 1. Liège, an important city of eastern Belgium, the center of a rich mining région.

2. calotte d'un crâne, cranium, brainbox. Commonly calotte is a close-fitting cap without a visor, a skull-cap ; and the word has been taken into English, with the variant "calote."

3. stalagmitique, stalagmitic, composed of stalagmite, that is, carbonate of lime deposited on the floor of a cavern.

4. Avallon, town in the department of Yonne, to the northeast of the centre of France. The department takes its name from the river Yonne which flows through it.

5. Neanderthal, in western Germany near the town of Mettmann, to the north of Cologne.

6. diluvienne, diluvial (compare Latin diluvium, "déluge"), a geological term applied to deposits that are supposed to be the resuit of a flood, or in gênerai, to coarse fragmentary material, wherever found.