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Soap Creek Valley · Place

STOP #6 ELEPHANT TOOTH [Early People]

Everything the Soap Creek narrators said about STOP #6 ELEPHANT TOOTH [Early People]: 1 transcript mention across 1 record, grouped by who was speaking.

auto-tour-stop Auto Tour stop 6 Tour map key 6 Coordinate: inferred

Also printed as: ELEPHANT TOOTH

Index references (printed indexes)
0
Transcript mentions
1

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Provenance

Coordinates
44.68014, -123.24308
How they were found
coordinate placed from the narrators’ description
How far to trust it
inferred

Who speaks of it

In their words

Quoted character for character from the printed page, with the page it is on.

STOP #6 ELEPHANT TOOTH [Early People]
Auto Tour, 1989 , p. 19
While making improvements to this spring almost 70 years ago, William and Charles Glender discovered an elephant tooth about 15 feet below ground, in gravel that scientists say originated in Canada or Idaho.
Auto Tour, 1989 , p. 19

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The Zybach Collection, Soap Creek Valley series: STOP #6 ELEPHANT TOOTH [Early People] (place record).
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