Everyone who is fascinated by the fossil finds at the construction site of the new TJSL downtown campus will have a chance to hear all about them from San Diego Natural History Museum paleontologist Tom Demere on Tuesday March 31, at 4:30 p.m. in room 200.

Tom Demere, Dean Rudy Hasl and Mammoth Tooth

Demere will do a slide show and even have some of the fossils with him, including the giant molar which belonged to the 500,000 year old Columbian Mammoth found at the site in early February.

Appearing with Demere will be Professor David Post of the Beasley School of Law at Temple University, who has studied Thomas Jefferson's great interest in large mammals and their fossils.

"This is a wonderful opportunity for the Thomas Jefferson law the auth of school community of students, faculty and staff of to learn about the significance of the discoveries that have been made on the site and their relationship to Thomas Jefferson," says Dean Rudy Hasl.

Professor Post is the author of In Search of Jefferson's Moose: Notes on the

Professor David Post

State of Cyberspace, a book that asks what the Internet look would like to Thomas Jefferson. He will talk about Thomas Jefferson's very prominent role in the field of paleontology.

This is a chance for students, staff and faculty to learn about the discoveries and have fun!