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The LA River and its tributaries twist and turn through many neighborhoods in Los Angeles. This concrete creation was a result of not-so-uncommon flooding in the 19th century. The Huntington has proof.
We’re teaming up The Huntington’s tumblr to bring you historic Los Angeles images on Wednesdays through August 6 as part of No Further West.
The Los Angeles River from the Florence Avenue Bridge, 2001, John Humble. J. Paul Getty Museum. © John Humble, Courtesy of Jan Kesner Gallery.
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@ curajacaster – thanks! Working on a new one atm, so she’ll have different looks!
Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered an ancient camp where members of the Clovis culture hunted an elephant-like animal never before seen in North America’s archaeological record. What’s more, the site dates to 13,400 years ago, making it one of the oldest known Clovis sites, and the southernmost evidence yet found of the culture’s reach. Read on to find out more!
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