Digging San Diego: Secrets Under The Sediment
In 1992, San Diego Magazine former senior editor and writer Martin Hill spoke to paleontologist Tom Deméré (who is still the curator of paleontology and director of PaleoServices to this day) to learn about San Diego’s history hidden beneath the dirt. We took a look back at that article below as we unearth interesting stories from our archives each month.
Read the entire 1992 article by Martin Hill below
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