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Rock art from Fremont Indian State Park, Utah.Fremont Indian State Park and Museum

Rock Art

This page contains a discussion of the rock art found within Fremont Indian State Park, in Utah. All photographs are from our our personal collection. If you'd like to see more rock art from this location, or if you'd like to see higher resolution or larger images, send us an e-mail message and we'll see what we can do.

 

 

There are a lot of petroglyphs that can be observed within Fremont Indian State Park, located near Map Coordinates (NAD83): ~ 38 34.813 N; 112 19.308 W; at an elevation of 5,854 feet. They cover a fairly large area at different locations, so pick up at map and descriptive literature at the Visitor Center.

I believe this group of images is in the Court of Ceremonies area, near the Visitor Center. They are part of a larger panel. Here we can see several different images of Desert bighorn sheep, as well as (maybe) a snake and some other objects.
Rock art from Fremont Indian State Park, Utah.

Beginning of Life Panel has this unique "comet" image cutting across it. The font end (to the right) seems to have a wheel with spokes, trailing the other images that are difficult to make out in this shot. The entire "comet" is several feet long.
Rock art from Fremont Indian State Park, Utah.

Because of the modern graffiti and other vandalism, the Cave of a Hundred Hands is protected behind wrought iron bars. But it is still worth a visit. There are a variety of "paints" used on this panel of pictographs. We didn't bother to count the number of individual hands, so we'll take the work of the State Park Service that there are actually one hundred hands.
Rock art from Fremont Indian State Park, Utah.

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