Carbon County students revisit era of ancient Fremont Indians

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Third grader Tyson Austin grinds corn in clay pots made by ancient Fremont Indians. Austin's class at Creekview Elementary was one of several school groups studying unique specimens from the Utah Museum of Natural History at Zions Bank in Price last Monday. The Traveling Treasures Exhibits will be at the bank all month, but Monday was a hands-on activity planned for Carbon County students.=

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