In Scotland; (FERNLEA4@aol.com) http://hometown.aol.com/FERNLEA4/ Try him first. Last I talked to my Rob he was going to see if he could take a look at the stone. My initial inclination was that it was not meteoric based on the description and the widespread occurrence of military shrapnel in Europe- - But I deferred making a more definitive judgment. I rely more on Robs judgment and he is in the UK.
May I also suggest Monica Grady at the British Museum Monica Grady (mmg@nhm.acdot uk)
In France is also the Labenne Family ,world renown in meteorite collection in the Sahara. Labenne Meteorites
I am afraid I do not know any University Staff in France. But there is also a lab in Switzerland. Contact me if you run into a dead eand and i'll look further.
Regards,
Elton Jones
75.4779564W 40.5057804N +1830ft MSL
Geoff Grayer wrote:
There has been no comment on my friends find, described in
the meteorobs-digest vol.3, no. 27 (last item).Is there really no one out there who has studied or collected meteorites?
If anyone has any comment, I would be most grateful!
Geoff Grayer
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