ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — With consistent development across southern Utah, ancient archeological sites and petroglyphs are increasingly at risk. Archeologists Greg Woodall and Todd Prince ...
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Climbers deface ancient petroglyph panel by installing climbing bolts, Utah cops sayTips from the public recently helped find a pair of people who were photographed defacing another ancient petroglyph in southern Utah, McClatchy News previously reported. A petroglyph is a carving ...
ST. GEORGE — The future of a petroglyph in St. George is uncertain as urbanization encroaches on its resting spot. Carved in the cliffs are the stories of St. George's people, the Pueblo, followed by ...
Authorities are searching for a pair of people who deputies said were photographed defacing ancient petroglyphs in southern Utah. Photos shared to Facebook show what appears to be someone carving ...
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St. George petroglyph move sparks debate on cultural artifact protection on private landsA St. George resident recently witnessed a construction crew moving a petroglyph near Auto Mall Drive in St. George in an ...
Utah authorities are seeking more information about a climber who installed climbing bolts into the site of an ancient petroglyph. The petroglyphs, which are carvings made by ancient Native ...
JENSEN, Utah — Authorities in Utah are asking the public to help it determine who damaged a petroglyph panel with illegally installed climbing bolts. The bolts were found east of Jensen in ...
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