Dear Colleagues,
Please, may be someone know where the original Roussillon fossil material from France is stored today? I am interested to see the cervid material, including the fine antlered skull reported as Cervus (Capreolus) ruscinensis by Deperet on Pl. IX (Depéret Ch. 1890. Les animaux pliocènes du Roussillon. Mémoires de la Société Géologique de France, 3: 5-194).
Why do not you try to contact the Musée de l'Homme team? Before it was Prof. de Lumley who took care of all this, now there must be a new team with people who are aware of your question. I would do it through the Musée de l'Homme on the page where contacts. They will know how to respond properly
Roman,
According to the original publication-
Les animaux pliocènes du Roussillon,
the illustration plate has this information:
“Cette piece découverte par M. Pépratæ, est au musée de Perpignan”
Possible Natural History Museum of Perpignan.
Give them a try, good luck! talk to you later.
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