Sego Canyon Rock Art Site, UT (1779)

Evident, but still barely visible due to the light, are a series of red-painted figures at the top of the set that predate the Fremont era petroglyphs (more visible in Lightbox). Per the plaque (see nearby), the barely visible trapezoidal figures stretching across below the painted figures are Fremont era figures that predate the more detailed and visible trapezoidal bodies and sheep, which are from a later Fremont era. No mention is made on the plaque of the later, marring, etchings by non-Native Americans.