Exploring state soil for hidden history
Of exploring artifacts and animals, feeling compassion for others
When Alanna Bradley went to her first archaeological dig this month, she learned that treasures can be hidden right beneath her feet — she just had to take the time to look.
Bradley is a communications specialist with Oklahoma State University . She went to a student dig along the Arkansas River near Newkirk recently to shoot a video and photos of the students for the university (find her video on the Web at osu...
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