FIRST MAJOR DIG SITE: As young graduate students LOS ANTHROPOLOCOS
(Drs. Lou and Sanchez) would take the city bus, shovel and picks
in hand, to their secret dig site and would excavate all summer
long lost in the sweetness of science and discovery. Their
notoriety growing with each and every mummy discovered they
finally received the recognition they so richly deserved and
yearned. In 2050 the Doctors (they weren't known as LOS
ANTHROPOLOCOS until their major find of 2057 when they had
unearthed the actor/politician Pauley Shore) received their first
major grant from the Pioneer Foundation totalling $1.3 million.
This grant enabled them to organize the major dig site pictured to
the right. Dr. Sanchez could be seen operating the scoop crane in
the upper half of the photograph and Dr. Lou is operating the
scoop crane in the lower half of the photo. This dig was one of
their most successful yielding over 15,000 white mummies. This
created quite a stir when trucks filled with white remains would
drive through towns and villages on their way to their final
resting place in the University of Aztlan Anthropology Museum.
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