Archaeologist's son enjoys indoor museum's digging pit

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Elias Patterson plays in the dino pit at the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum. The youngster is the son of archaeologist Jody Patterson, who assisted in extracting the ancient flute recently discovered in Range Creek.

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