COOOLLLLLLL….
Archeologists have found two centuries’ worth of relics at a parking lot in downtown Ventura. The artifacts — terra cotta floor tiles, an irrigation channel, bowls, beads and other evidence of 18th century mission life and the Chumash tribe that preceded it — may impede efforts to develop the parcel.
Photo: Archeologist John Foster sweeps off a patch of burned earth — perhaps the remnants of a fire pit? — beneath a parking lot at the site of the 18th century San Buenaventura Mission. Credit: Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times
WHAT. I LIVE HERE.
(Source: Los Angeles Times)
reblogged via 
