Show 1 EARLY HISTORY FOUND IN DISCOVERIES I t l. Dr J. J P. P Harrington Unearths Unearths Un Un- rM i cart earths h s M Many any F Facts acts C Concerning Con Con- on f Habits of Tribes s sJ f Southern J pf California f I h 1 BARBARA Cal Ca Nov 14 r m complete history of the early Rians tans of southern California is f virtually as plainly in ant an- an r R r t burying grounds excavated by w 7 es of the Smithsonian at Point Magu as would 2 I possible in written chronicles acIng ac- ac Ing to Dr John P P. i returned from that place yes- yes ay y I Dr Harrington Is In iii charge chargeS S Joint expedition sent to south- south California by the Smithsonian and the museum of the ther r Indian of New York City Dr Harrington completed excava- excava ons S II yesterday at the anent an- an tent ent capital of ot the Indian tribes In- In a the stretch of coast been been be- be en Point Conception and Mango Maligo Fhe Je he i excavations unearthed evi- evi cos ces of ot facts not known before S said ald The fact that tho the early California bee bes worshipped tho the swordfish is bUshed by discoveries Dr Harton liar liar- ton asserted The swords of y such fish found in positions p. p Indicate the existence of altars S ds to this conclusion tm he said Complete sets of early toots toola an and used by the Indians ere ere Collected during the past sev- sev oral r l days das he said They include bodkins b awls fibulas punches S apers pers apers mortars pestles and crude sIt Ish hooks i he old village covered nearly ee acres of land Dr Harrington paid lid and was well laid out wigwams wig wig- iams and being placed in Circular groups S f New facts concerning the tho methods sed by the Indians in laying out villages also were unearthed e 0 investigator said The collection relics which Is to be sent to the theS S seum of the American Indian In ew w York will form one of the most t yet gathered by students of Indian life in the opinion of DV r. r Harrington |