Hi, actually the site is underwater out of the field campain (July). So, there are no visits during the rest of the year. But you can see some of the specimens in the Museum in Angoulême! The leader of the field from our lab (CR2P) is Ronan Allain.

If you want to follow each field campain: here is the blog of the paleoartist Mazan, working on the site of Angeac-Charente (it's written in French)
petitcarnetpaleo.blogspot.com?m=1

We show that endemism started at least by 47 Ma, and possibly much earlier, in the Paleocene. Older sites are so far lacking, but we expect to publish some in the next few years (stay tuned!). With @benjaminraynaud.bsky.social @mustafayk.bsky.social and many others at @climatecerege.bsky.social

Tomorrow afternoon, Paul Botté @climatecerege.bsky.social will have his #EGU25 poster presentation:
doi.org/10.5194/egus...
With @alexislicht.bsky.social and @r0seturqu0ise.bsky.social.
With also @benjaminraynaud.bsky.social outside of CEREGE.
(5/10)
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#PaleoSky