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Archeologists struggle to repair vandals damage to ancient petroglyphs in Texas

Four names scratched into a metre-wide Texas rock face damaged abstract petroglyphs or rock drawings swirls and lines etched into the desert rock up to 8,500 years ago, according to Big Bend National Park officials.

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Big Bend National Park Petroglyphs Irreparably Damaged by Vandals

The US National Park Service has reported another act of vandalism to Native American rock art, this time in the biodiverse Big Bend National Park in Texas.

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Prehistoric rock art at Big Bend National Park irreparably damaged by vandals, officials say

Prehistoric rock art at Big Bend National Park irreparably damaged by vandals, officials say
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Dimwitted Vandals Irreparably Damaged 4,000-Year-Old Rock Art in Texas by Scrawling Their Own Names Into It

The names Adrian, Ariel, Isaac, and Norma were etched atop abstract designs believed to have been created more than 4,000 years ago.

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Big Bend National Park looking for people who vandalized ancient petroglyphs

Anyone with information about this incident, or any other incidents, to contact the Big Bend National Park Communication Center at 432-477-1187.

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