A series of petroglyphs estimated to be between 700 and 1,000 years old was allegedly damaged by construction crews renovating a church north of Phoenix, Arizona. According to news outlet AZ Family, the rocks containing the ancient symbols were damaged by construction workers in early September. On September 10, news station 12 News toured the site where the petroglyphs used to sit. The site is now an empty field of dirt. Phoenix city officials told Outside that when city staff went to the site on September 12, it appeared as if rocks, including those that contained the petroglyphs, may have “been pushed around by heavy machinery.” The stones were not removed from the property, officials said. Tap the link in our bio for the full story. ✍️ : madisondap #getoutisde #outsidemagazine