* Bullet found with one set of remains that showed trauma
* Anthropologist tells crowd: ‘We are not done’
The bodies of 19 people exhumed from an Oklahoma cemetery during a search for victims of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre were reburied in a closed ceremony on Friday, despite objections from protesters outside the cemetery.
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