Utah firefighters, archaeologists protect popular hieroglyphs site from wildfire

The site is one of the most visited areas of Fishlake National Forest, officials said.

(Utah Fire Info) Firefighters work to protect the Chalk Creek Hieroglyphs.

(Utah Fire Info) Firefighters work to protect the Chalk Creek Hieroglyphs.

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