Newspaper Rock, UT, Petroglyphs

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Was down here yesterday and took a few pics. For those interested in Four Corners various glyph styles, this is like a primer. Located about 30 miles NW of Monticello UT. A very large panel, over 600 figures, and dates back 2,000yrs. It contains figures left by Archaic, Anasazi, Fremont, Navajo, Pueblo, & Anglo. For some reason everybody who came through here felt compelled to leave their mark. I was interested in one set of glyphs not in the main panel, nobody ever photographs them, that look a whole lot like some of the Spanish markings I've seen. I didn't post pics of those right now.
 

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I can see why it's called that, also interesting how similar imagery is found in the Southwest.
 

Been there several times, great part of Utah for camping..
 

Very nice and interesting. We have a few idiots here that like to destroy these areas with graffiti and shoot at them. (?)
 

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