What I do in the field.

Petroglyphs are ancient rock carvings created by pecking or scratching the surface of rock walls or boulders. These prehistoric artworks often depict animals, humans, symbols, and scenes from daily life, providing valuable insights into the cultures and beliefs of early civilizations. Petroglyphs can be found all over the world, with notable concentrations in places like the American Southwest, Australia, and Scandinavia. Studying petroglyphs helps archaeologists understand the cultural practices and spiritual beliefs of ancient societies, enriching our understanding of human history.

My drone and regular DSLR camera allow me to document petroglyphs all over Utah and the surrounding states.