The petroglyphs on the McConkie Ranch in the Dry Fork of Ashley Canyon in northern Utah were carved in the sandstone by people of the Fremont Culture


The petroglyphs on the McConkie Ranch in the Dry Fork of Ashley Canyon in northern Utah were carved in the sandstone by people of the Fremont Culture between 800 and 1,500 years ago in Classic Vernal Style. An anthropomorphic figure with a horned headdress on the Big Foot Panel. At right is an incompleted petroglyph representing a severed head.


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