Utah dig unearths large Fremont Indian structure

Published July 1, 2012 7:40pm ET



GOSHEN, Utah (AP) — Archaeologists have struck gold at a dig near the town of Goshen about 35 miles south of Provo: the largest Fremont Indian structure ever excavated.

Brigham Young University anthropology professor Jim Allison says the 850-square-foot structure is unique because it served as a communal area that brought the entire village together.

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