Death trap of the ages, 1928 ...
Death trap of the ages, 1928. An educational film produced by G. Allan Hancock describing the tar pits at Rancho La Brea in Hancock Park, Los Angeles, as well as the fossilized bones of animals unearthed there and the scientific work surrounding them for the Los Angeles County Museum of History, Sci...
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