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| A South Pasadena resident and a landscaper found a skull in a backyard that authorities believe is Native American and likely belonged to a Gabrieleno/Tongva of San Gabriel. The Los Angeles County Coroners Office will make a final determination once an anthropologist examines it. (Courtesy South Pasadena Police Department) |
Actual chance of finding one? Not that slim.
About 10 police cars, coroner's officials and a crime-scene investigation team appeared t [sic] the woman's house in the 1600 block of Milan Avenue after she called police. But there was no evidence of a crime.
Rare? Hardly. The Native American Heritage Council is notified of about four such bodies each month. Officials were relatively certain the skull belonged to a member of the Gabrielino-Tongva tribe.
About 400 remains of Gabrielino-Tongva tribal ancestors, the original inhabitants of the Los Angeles basin, were found in 2004 as work on the $4 billion dollar Playa Vista development began, according to the Associated Press, the article reports.
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4 comments:
Well done!
You were just a minute behind the highly-trained perfessionals in upsidedownland
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ha ha, highly trained is us all right.
Skully Editor Sez:
Hey, Thunder, none of these tiny pic things load for us. Not the one at S,N! either. Migrate to Picasa, it's free w/ your Bugger™ account.
After all, Google never goes down!!
Trained highly, or highly trained?
Too Patient Editor:
Ah, it worked, after four hrs. Note difference in real (not Google) time was five mins.
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