Bishop Paiute Tribe
Historic preservation officer for the Paiute Tribe
PROFILE
Raymond Andrews
Guest
FROM Raymond Andrews
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Ancient Sacred Petroglyphs Stolen From high on a wall in the mountains near Bishop in the eastern Sierra, four Native American petroglyphs have been cut down with drills, power saws and pry bars and carted away. We get an update from Greg Haverstock, an archaeologist with the Bureau of Land Management, and Raymond Andrews, historic preservation office for the Paiute tribe.
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