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Vandals strike Puebloan monument in Colo. again
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2003 The Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Colorado has suffered another vandalism attack although no archaeological sites appear to have been damaged. Previously, the Bureau of Land Management has reported pot hunting, unauthorized fires, graffiti, illegal digging and other abuses. The latest attack involved man-made signs. The monument, created during the Clinton administration, contains dozens of ancestral Puebloan sites, remains and buildings. Get the Story:
Vandals strike archaeological site in canyons of the Ancients (The Farmington Daily Times 3/5) Relevant Links:
Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, BLM - http://www.co.blm.gov Related Stories:
Vandalism a problem at Puebloan monument (01/28)
Judge puts a halt to drilling at monument (8/21)
Suit filed to stop drilling in monument (8/20)
Drilling slated for national monument (8/14)
Proposal paves way for monument drilling (5/9)
Drilling considered in monument (3/13)
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