Located in northeastern Utah, these petroglyphs were created by the Fremont people over 1,000 years ago. What makes these carvings so unique is their violent nature. Get the latest art news ...

Fremont-style petroglyphs, which are found throughout Utah, are the most visible aspect of the culture that remains, and characterised by highly stylised geometric designs and anthropomorphic figures.

For all the mysteries the Fremont people left behind, one thing is clear about their petroglyphs at Dry Fork Canyon: This is a drama for the ages. Oh. My. God. It’s amazing. Horned guys carrying ...

Enjoy an outdoor adventure in this Utah city nicknamed 'Dinosaurland,' where visitors can see a vast collection of dinosaur ...

Tucked away in the heart of Utah lies an extraordinary testament to the ancient past, ... Riley guides explorations to various sites adorned with petroglyphs and ... LEGACY OF THE FREMONT PEOPLE.

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, who ...

Numic. Starting sometime after AD 1250 the Anasazi migrated out of Utah and Colorado, the Fremont culture disappeared, and people in Utah stopped farming and went back to hunting and gathering ...

Utah's Bureau of Land Management said Daniela Ganassim Ericksen was arrested Saturday, nearly a week after the petroglyphs on the Wire Pass Trail in Kane County were found defaced. Ericksen ...

The bolts — which climbers use to fasten the ropes that keep them from falling from the rock face — were discovered in early November at the Pregnant Sheep Petroglyph Panel in northeastern Utah.

The woman and a man, who is yet to be identified, are accused of causing about $7,000 in damage between the Wire Pass and Buckskin Gulch trail heads on the Utah- Arizona border.