This document describes early evidence of cervids from the Siwaliks of Pakistan. It discusses how cervids are poorly known from the fossil record, especially during the Early/Middle Pliocene in the Siwalik deposits of Indo-Pakistan. The author aims to describe this rare fauna and evaluate cervinae material collected from the Siwaliks. Six to eight cervids species have been described from the Upper Siwaliks previously, but the author describes new fossil remains from the Early Pliocene (Middle Siwaliks), providing an older stratigraphic range than recognized by previous studies. Diagnostic features are discussed to differentiate cervid taxa and species. Materials studied consisting of dental remains are assigned