Aubres
History (P.-M. Pelé, meteor-center.com): An 800 g meteorite fell on September 14, 1836, at a place called Aubres, east of Nyons. The precise location of the fall is unknown; the meteorite fell on a paved road, very close to a shepherd. He gave the meteorite to his "master," who broke it, and kept it on a shelf for almost ten years. A local scholar learned of the existence of the meteorite and went there in 1845 to buy it. Of the initial mass, estimated at 800 g, only 567 g were left, according to J. R. Gregory (or 667 g according to A. Lacroix in 1927). The rest of the mass is lost.