"The canyons of southern Utah are giving birth to the Coyote Clan - hundreds, maybe even thousands of individuals who are quietly subversive on behalf of the land. And they are infiltrating our neighborhoods on the most respectable ways, with their long, bushy tails tucked discreetly inside their pants or beneath their skirts. Members of the Clan are not easily identified, but there are clues. You can see it in their eyes. They are joyful and they are fierce. They can cry louder and laugh harder than anyone on the planet. And they have enormous range."
Williams, Terry Tempest, An Unspoken Hunger, Vintage Books, New York, 1994, p. 77-78.
There are many museums and exhibits throughout Utah that deal with Native American culture and the archeology of the area. Some especially interesting ones are -
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