Home › Attractions in West Virginia › Prehistoric Sites › Lynco Petroglyphs › Sibray at Lynco Petroglyphs

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.

Share on Facebook

Share on Google+

Tweet about this on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

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

Stay Connected

Latest Articles

A youth watches golden trout swim at a West Virginia wildlife exhibit.

W.Va. to boost golden-trout stocking programs in 2019

September 21, 2018

A youth learns to cast at Stonewall Resort State Park. Photo courtesy W.Va. Dept. of Commerce.

W.Va.’s largest hunting-fishing show set for Sept. 22-23

September 19, 2018

Artist on Dolly Sods, Monongahela National Forest, Tucker County, Allegheny Highlands Region

Autumn color to peak Oct. 1-10 in Tucker County, W.Va.

September 18, 2018

An archer in the West Virginia forest draws his bow. Photo courtesy W.Va. Dept. of Commerce.

2018 archery and crossbow seasons in W.Va. open Sept. 29

September 18, 2018

Sibray discusses Mothman, role in new Fallout 76 game

September 17, 2018