Archeologists work to identify centuries-old human remains found in Schodack

It’s not everyday that you uncover centuries-old remains in your own backyard, but according to archeologists here in New York, it’s actually becoming more common. Researchers are at a house in Schodack today, investigating the centuries-old remains. We shared the homeowners' story yesterday, when Brian Cardella found a human skull while grading his yard. State police ruled out any criminal activity, so now, the remains are in the hands of the New York State Museum.