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    A museum display case contains a collection of prehistoric stone artifacts arranged on a black cloth surface. The display includes multiple flint/chert arrowheads or projectile points of varying colors and sizes, each accompanied by small identification labels. In the background, a large flat grinding stone (metate) with a smaller hand stone (mano) rests on the display shelf.

    TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    07.22.2014

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    Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center

    Arroheads on display at the Combat Center Archaeology and Paleontology Curation Center range from 10,000 years old on the left, to 100 years old on the right. Next to them is a milling slab and hand stone that inhabitants of the installation's Deadman Lake area used to grind things like mesquite beans. (Official Marine Corps photo by Kelly O'Sullivan/Released)

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    Date Taken: 07.22.2014
    Date Posted: 08.19.2014 09:01
    Photo ID: 1509902
    VIRIN: 140722-M-KY712-010
    Resolution: 5616x3744
    Size: 4.7 MB
    Location: TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, US
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    Downloads: 7

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    This image shows the interior of a small natural history or archaeology museum gallery with white walls and polished terrazzo floors. The exhibits appear to focus on prehistoric Native American culture and paleontology, featuring rock art panels, wildlife paintings, artifact display cases, and interpretive signage. The room is well-lit with a combination of fluorescent ceiling lights and track lighting.
    A museum display wall featuring 'The Foxtrot Petroglyphs: An Ancient Message in Stone' exhibit. The display includes multiple rock specimens with carved petroglyphs mounted directly on the wall, accompanied by an informational panel with photographs and two smaller text/photo panels on the left side. The exhibit showcases ancient rock art with human and animal figures etched into reddish-brown stone.
    A woman in a teal sleeveless top and turquoise necklace is pointing at a display case containing what appears to be fossil or bone specimens in a museum setting. Behind her is an informational panel titled 'The Native Son' featuring a map of horse migration routes and text about 'Equus Semper Fidelis,' referencing Staff Sergeant Reckless of the Marine Corps. To her right is a large naturalistic mural depicting prehistoric or wild horses in a landscape.
    The image shows a fossilized specimen displayed on a dark museum pedestal, partially encased in matrix rock. The fossil exhibits distinctive nodular osteoderms (bony skin plates) and spike-like projections, consistent with an ankylosaur or similar armored dinosaur. The specimen appears to be displayed behind a glass or acrylic protective barrier in a museum setting.
    The image shows a collection of fossilized or subfossilized bone fragments displayed on a dark surface, likely inside a museum or research display case. The bones appear heavily mineralized and fragmented, with small white catalog/identification labels attached to several pieces. The collection includes what appears to be long bone shafts, joint ends, vertebral fragments, and small tooth or bone fragments.
    A museum display case contains a collection of prehistoric stone artifacts arranged on a black cloth surface. The display includes multiple flint/chert arrowheads or projectile points of varying colors and sizes, each accompanied by small identification labels. In the background, a large flat grinding stone (metate) with a smaller hand stone (mano) rests on the display shelf.

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