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Sibray at Lynco Petroglyphs

David Sibray points out the Lynco Petroglyphs as they appeared in 2011.

David Sibray points out the Lynco Petroglyphs as they appeared in 2011. Photo courtesy Sarah Plummer.

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A detailed view of the petroglyphs at Lynco outlined in chalk.

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