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Photographs by Evelyn Hockstein/Polaris,
for The New York Times |
| Ancient drawings in Kakapel, Kenya, have been defaced by the etching of
names. |
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| Jack Obonyo, on Mfangano Island in Kenya, tries to protect ancestral
Abasuba rock art. "If this goes, it means our culture is gone," he said. |
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A traditional ladder leads to a wall of rock art
painted on MFangano Island. |
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| A fence was erected to offer the rock art site at Kakapel, Kenya,
proctection. But that has not stopped some vandals from slipping under the bars. |
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