The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT52) HORSE CANYON, Utah -- June 30, 2004 -- UTAH-ARCHAEO-5 -- Waldo Wilcox, right, former owner of the Wilcox ranch, stands behind the wall of a round stone foundation, June 30, 2004, where a Fremont pit house stood 1,000 years ago on his property, recently bought for $2.5 million by the state of Utah for preservation. The ranch is a treasure trove of Fremont Indian artifacts. Archaeologists pulled aside the curtain on Wednesday to reveal what can only be called a secret garden: The pristinely preserved ruins -- called Range Creek -- of an ancient civilization that was long ago lost to the mists of time in the remote cliffs of eastern Utah, but then resolutely protected over the last 50 years by Wilcox, the local rancher who kept mum about what he knew. (Kevin Moloney/The New York Times)
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