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Excavation dispatches from the George C. Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, California.
the excava-what?
excavatrix, n.
(ex-kah-vay-tricks)
(ex-kah-vay-tricks)
- 1. the feminine form of excavator; a woman employed to dig out earth
2. the semi-official blog of the excavators and excavatrices at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, CA.
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- articulated skeletons (8)
- bird (3)
- bison (2)
- camelops (3)
- canis dirus (9)
- capromeryx (1)
- Columbian mammoth (3)
- construction (4)
- coyote (2)
- deposit 1 (13)
- deposit 10a (5)
- deposit 10b (4)
- deposit 14 (2)
- deposit 5b (5)
- deposit 7A (2)
- deposit 7B (3)
- el golfo (1)
- environment (1)
- How To (5)
- In the news (5)
- invertebrates (4)
- juvenile mastodon (2)
- La Brea Lore (4)
- Lone Male Excavator (8)
- lynx (1)
- microfossils (1)
- operation database creation (1)
- paleontologists of the future (1)
- Panthera atrox (5)
- Paramylodon (2)
- pathology (2)
- photography (7)
- Pit 91 (2)
- project 23 (32)
- reptiles (1)
- rodents (1)
- Smilodon (12)
- the lab (4)
- weekly update (16)
- what is it? (2)
- Women (1)
- Zed (3)
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