Gilcrease Museum repatriating six sets of ancestral remains. Oklahoma has over 2,800 to go

The remains are affiliated with the Caddo, Osage and Quapaw nations. Tulsa World staff writer Neal Franklin explains the delicate process and talks with the people involved.

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