National treasures commemorate ancient cultures

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Ancient residents of the Carbon and Emery area left few traces of their presence here. The beautiful imagery left on the rocky walls of this desert region is often all that remain of these past cultures. These ancient galleries should certainly be admired, respected and preserved for the inspiration of future generations.

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