‘Nothing left to steal’: Utah’s Danger Cave looted by thieves, who stole artifacts dating back 11,000 years

(Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo) In this 2015 file photo, hikers peer into an excavated site of Danger Cave near Wendover.

(Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo) In this 2015 file photo, hikers peer into an excavated site of Danger Cave near Wendover.

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