Edmond students dig their way to the find ‘of a lifetime’

 
BY JOHN A. WILLIAMS | Published: December 18, 2008   
photo - Six Herbert W. Armstrong College students have returned to Edmond after spending months on an archaeological dig in Israel. Seated in center are from left, Brandon Nice and Edwin Trebels. Standing from left are Victor Vejil, John Rambo, Jeremy Cocomise and Brent Nagtegaal. PHOTO BY PAUL HELLSTERN, THE OKLAHOMAN
Six Herbert W. Armstrong College students have returned to Edmond after spending months on an archaeological dig in Israel. Seated in center are from left, Brandon Nice and Edwin Trebels. Standing from left are Victor Vejil, John Rambo, Jeremy Cocomise and Brent Nagtegaal. PHOTO BY PAUL HELLSTERN, THE OKLAHOMAN

EDMOND — It sounds like something out of a movie. Archaeologists discover a tunnel in Israel they believe dates to the time of King David, the 10th century B.C.

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But the story is not fiction. Five students from Herbert W. Armstrong College in Edmond spent several months in Jerusalem digging, photographing and documenting it.

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