Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered
Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered a small boat carving, or effigy, 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clemente Island on the surface of a newly discovered archeological site July 12, 2013. The... More
Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered
Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered a small boat carving, or effigy, 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clemente Island on the surface of a newly discovered archeological site July 12, 2013. The... More
Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered
Archeologists contracted by the U.S. Navy discovered a small boat carving, or effigy, 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clemente Island on the surface of a newly discovered archeological site. The carving repre... More
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region Southwest, Naval Facilities Engineering Command in San Diego, holds a small boat carving, or effigy, discovered 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clement... More
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region Southwest, Naval Facilities Engineering Command in San Diego, holds a small boat carving, or effigy, discovered 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clement... More
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region
Dr. Andy Yatsko, the senior archeologist for Navy Region Southwest, Naval Facilities Engineering Command in San Diego, holds a small boat carving, or effigy, discovered 90 miles west of San Diego on San Clement... More