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Hey what is he doing?
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Standing just outside of it, this fish trap is to the l...
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Just west of Salton Sea and north of the Truckhaven Tra...
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Another arrowhead shaped fish trap. It may be several l...
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Karyn Barnett the Anza Borrego Natural History Associat...
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Evidence this area was under water. And in fact fresh w...
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Looking down a sand filled fish trap.
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The remains of another fish trap, a creasote bush grows...
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These white objects are tiny sea shells.
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Karyn Barnett (in white shirt) our trip leader and the ...
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A shell, more evidence this area was under water
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The Santa Rosa Mountains in the distance.
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Karen Barnett checking out another site.
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I could have walked through here and not noticed these.
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There are several areas where the rocks have been clear...
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Part of the group discussing thier findings and which w...
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Another sheltered circle
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These, although very similair to sleeping circles were ...
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Taking a break
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It would be interesting to excavate one of these circle...
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A pottery fragment
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Primitive tools that were used to scrap with. Notice ho...
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Another pottery fragment
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A nice find, several fragments of pottery. Probably sta...
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Nice hand! But I was trying for the fragment which had ...
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One of our group standing behind heer discovery
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A stone used as a tool. Notice the smooth side.
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Looking out across the ancient village
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Album Description:
I headed down to Anza Borrego to explore a section of Harper Flats. I stopped by the Anza Borrego Natural Historic Shop. And ended up jumping on one of their trips. Much of the information in this trip comes from Karyn Barnett
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Great album, thanks for sharing, Uwe.
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