Paléontologie systématique (Paléontologies des vertébrés) Redécouverte d'une faune pléistocène dans les remplissages karstiques de Tam Hang au Laos : Premiers résultats

The discovery of a Pleistocene fauna in karstic fills at Tam Hang in Laos: preliminary results. Tam Hang, located in northeastern Laos, in the Hua Pan province, is a reference site not only for its numerous archaeological and human remains, but also for its two faunal assemblages, whose composition suggests different dating in the Pleistocene. Discovered in 1934 by Jacques Fromaget, a new excavation of the site has been undertaken in 2003. During this campaign, at Tam Hang south, 575 isolated teeth of mammals were