A human skull has been stolen from an archaeological site in southern Utah. Now, archaeologists and law enforcement officers are attempting to find the person responsible for this "disturbing and disgusting act."

The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration is offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual who stole a human skull from a protected archaeological site near Kanab, Utah.

"It came to our attention in January," said Joel Boomgarden, lead archaeologist for the Trust Lands Administration. "Someone posted a photo of themselves holding the skull as their Facebook profile picture."

Boomgarden can't share the photo, and he wouldn't even if he were permitted to. Even if it could help identify the culprit, sharing a pho

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