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"It's harder to say what life would have been like 7,000 to 8,000 years ago, when the earliest evidence of human occupation was deposited near Alkali Creek. A severe, extended drought that stretched from 8,200 years ago to 5,500 years ago, called the Altithermal, had probably culled the human and animal population in the American West. But it's possible that the deep springs that feed Alkali Creek could have been flowing when others failed, providing a water source for game and a few hardy people who continued to hunt on the Northern Plains."

When I was in the LA area for Christmas, I went to the La Brea Tar Pits. They were nice and had lots of skeletons but, I think I must have already known too much about them to get too excited. I did learn that the Sabre Toothed Tiger continuously replaced the large teeth that are so visible.

This, La Brea Woman , was a suprise too. I didn't know about her.