South Korean TV station receives interpretation of Three Rivers Petroglyph Site

Las Cruces District archaeologist Cody Dalpra leading an interpretive hike at the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site for Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) out of South Korea.

Story and photos by William Wight, BLM Las Cruces District Office Public Affairs Specialist.

On April 13, BLM Las Cruces District Archaeologist, Cody Dalpra met with Director and Producer Tae Joo Suel and his video team at the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site.

Archaeologist Cody Dalpra leading an interpretive hike for a film crew from MBC.

The team was permitted by the BLM to film the site for a documentary to be aired on Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) television and the internet via their YouTube channel. They are contrasting the petroglyphs at Three Rivers in comparison to those found in South Korea and other parts of the globe.

The MBC team filming Cody Dalpra at the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site.

The team was taken on an interpretive hike across the peaks, as Dalpra pointed out various petroglyphs along the way and answered questions while being filmed. Mr. Suel also conducted a sit-down one-on-one interview with the archaeologist with a more in-depth Q&A on the Three Rivers Site. The team was also provided a fact sheet of the BLM and Las Cruces District.

Las Cruces District archaeologist Cody Dalpra is interviewed by Director and Producer Tae Joo Suel with MBC.

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