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February 5, 2009

Thomas Jefferson School of Law hits Mammoth Jackpot, Literally

From the AP:

Workers digging at a downtown San Diego construction site have uncovered the prehistoric remains of an 8-foot-long mammoth.

A backhoe operator working at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law site unearthed a 20-foot-long tusk Wednesday.

TJSL has the cool pics. Plus, congrats to them for having the budget to continue with building plans in this economy! [JJ]

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