JulieKT
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- Sep 7, 2014
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Yes, they are. It's part of why the parks won't share info on where some petroglyph/pictograph sites are, because some people are massive jerks. Many of the comments under the post about it on the park's FB page are, as usual, illuminating. I do agree more signage should perhaps be posted about *why* adding one's graffiti to ancient sites is a bad idea. With the enormous influx of visitation the past several years, more and more people who just don't get it are visiting these places. Sometimes, they need in-your-face education.http://kutv.com/news/local/nps-irreplacable-petroglyphs-defaced-by-tourists-again
Some people are the worst.
I was just there the other day and stopped to take a pic of the affected site. From my photo you can't really see the graffiti anymore, they already may have attended to it somewhat. But I wasn't as close up as the vantage point from the released photo.