Mysterious excavation photos now on display at CCP

The occupation of an archaeologist generally entails the excavation of burial remains, bits and pieces of pottery and ancient artifacts.

Now, luxury cars have made their way into this job description, said photographer Patrick Nagatani.

Nagatani, a professor at the University of New Mexico, has worked for 12 years, side-by-side with Japanese archaeologist Ryoichi, photographing the strange car excavations that are now on display at the University of Arizona's Center for Creative Photography.