Border Wall Destroys 7,000-Year-Old Arizona Geoglyph
For millennia, a 272-foot-long fished etched into the rocky floor of the Sonoran Desert called Las Playas Intaglio has resided largely undisturbed along what is now the U.S.-Mexico border. But in April, construction workers near Ajo, Arizona, plowed a 50-foot scar through the ancient geoglyph to build the Trump Administration’s border wall...
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The Border Wall Just “Decapitated” a 7,000-Year-Old Arizona Carving Created Before Stonehenge and Egypt’s Pyramids
A newly dated 272-foot rock carving in Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge was severely damaged by border contractors, exposing a growing threat to public lands, outdoor access, and sacred Indigenous heritage.Madison Dapcevich (Outside)
