File:PSM V84 D342 Rancho la brea asphalt pit at a depth of ten feet.jpg
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| Description | Looking down into a Rancho La Brea asphalt pit, to a depth of ten feet. To the left; skull femur and jaws of the imperial elephant. Tot the right; below, femur and teeth of mastodon and femur of giant ground sloth; above, tar seepage through side wall. Photographed by L. E. Wyman, through the courtesy of Frank S. Daggett, Director, Museum of History, Science and Art. | |||
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| Source | Charles Lincoln Edwards: Nature-Play. The Popular science monthly, Volume 84, p338. New York, Popular Science Pub. Co., March 1914. Online: archive.org. | |||
| Author | L. E. Wyman | |||
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| current | 21:18, 24 March 2018 | | 1,610 × 1,139 (345 KB) | Ineuw | added frame |
| 20:47, 14 March 2011 |  | 1,584 × 1,140 (269 KB) | Martin H. |
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