SOCIAL: Ice Age Bay Area Lecture TOMORROW NIGHT!
Amandeep Jawa
deep at deeptrouble.com
Mon Feb 2 18:28:30 PST 2009
Ok -
I've been meaning to go to one of these lectures for 1000 years and
have failed (they are in outer mongolia!) but tomorrow I will really
give it a big try! Why? MAMMOTHS dammit!
http://www.askascientistsf.com/
Tuesday, Feb 3rd, 7:00 pm
Topic: Ice Age Bay Area
The hamburger joint on my corner has been there forever...or has it??
Set your time machine back to the most recent ice age, 10-20,000 years
ago, and you'll find yourself in a San Francisco you would scarcely
recognize. You might think you'd been transported to the African
plains, a grassy landscape teeming with mammoths, mastadons, saber-
toothed cats, camels, llamas, and lions. Our familiar local geography
would be unrecognizable as well. While much ocean water was locked
away in ice masses to the north, lower sea levels exposed miles of
land off of our current coastline, and the Bay Area had no bay — in
its place was a vast, lush valley with a massive river running through
it. Join us on a trip backwards in time with the Oakland Museum's
Douglas Long at the helm. Tonight's event is presented in
collaboration with KQED's QUEST Science and Environment Series. We'll
start the evening by watching QUEST's "Ice Age Bay Area" video.
Speaker: Douglas Long; Chief Curator, Department of Natural Sciences,
Oakland Museum of California
Location: Axis Cafe, 1201 8th Street (btw. 16th & Irwin) San Francisco
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Amandeep Jawa
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deep AT deeptrouble DOT com
937 Valencia St.
San Francisco, CA 94110-2320
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