In Situ

An interpretive illustration of a pottery shard found, captured, and left in situ while on an archaeological trekking survey in the Bears Ears National Monument.

** Half of all sales will be donated to the Friends of Cedar Mesa, (https://www.friendsofcedarmesa.org/).**
In their own words, "Friends of Cedar Mesa works to protect and build respect for the cultural and natural landscapes of the greater Bears Ears region."

And here's why:

"The greater Cedar Mesa area is a sacred and special place, full of natural beauty and rich cultural resources. The area is also faced with many challenges. In the last century, much history has been lost and many unfortunate human impacts have changed the face of the landscape.

If we want to pass on to our children and grandchildren the heritage of what we enjoy today, we must work harder to preserve what is unique, wild, and inspirational about this place."