Home Scientists say mysterious carvings in W.Va. are native, not Irish Wyoming County Petroglyph

Wyoming County Petroglyph

Archaeologists agree the Luther Elkins Petroglyph at Lynco in Wyoming County is of native origin, not European.

Historian David Sibray in the 1990s visits ancient inscriptions near Lynco, West Virginia, in Wyoming County.

Archaeologists agree the Luther Elkins Petroglyph at Lynco in Wyoming County is of native origin, not European.

Stay Connected

Latest Articles

Black bear are now found in all 55 West Virginia counties.

Early bear gun seasons launch in 16 W.Va. counties

September 23, 2020

Sibray (left) and Burdette explore stonework and hewn timbers in one of the tavern rooms.

Historians work to divine mysteries of old West Virginia tavern

September 8, 2020

Fishing is a way of life in West Virginia where the National Park Service is holding a grandfamily fishing program.

New River Gorge to host Oct. 10 grandfamilies fishing day

September 8, 2020

Bears are infiltrating urban and suburban areas in remarkable numbers.

W.Va. DNR reports increased nuisance bear activity

September 2, 2020

Archery provides a safe alternative to fire arms in urban settings.

Special urban deer archery season opens Sept. 5

August 28, 2020