Backlighting accents copper petroglyphs

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Dan VanWagoner prepares the exterior at the College of Eastern Utah Prehistorric Museum for artwork designed by Karen Templeton. When lighted from behind, the large copper panels filling the four alcoves at the entrances to the museum will show the outlines of petroglyphs discovered at locations in the Castle Valley area

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