Sego Canyon Interpretive Site: Archaic to Ute Rock Art and the Barrier Canyon Style in Southern Utah

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Sego Canyon in southern Utah preserves ancient rock art from the Archaic through Fremont and Ute times, including the Barrier Canyon style named by Polly Schaafsma, with vandalized panels and occasional alien‑visitor speculation tied to Giorgio Tsoukalos.

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Its one of the most mysterious ancient rock art sites in the American Southwest. Haunting images depicting limbless human-like figures with hollowed out eyes and strange looking antennae blanket the sandstone walls of southern Utahs Thompson Canyon. Formally known as Sego Canyon Interpretive Site, the ghostly figures found here were created during the Archaic period (8000 BC to 500 BC) by artists belonging to the nomadic hunter-gatherer peoples who inhabited the region thousands of years ago.