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vYnll
f
tl
t
rrac ,
\Yhich belong to
U1
me pr ceding style. Those of Santa Clara
b
1
1
ng to the same period.
Individual Stones
lh
corners of
anto Domingo, Cabracan-
; li ·
an l rrullumyu th r
ar
fragments of me–
~.!' '
liLhic " 'ª11 ' .
E~cavation
which have been
n1·
d \
in front
f th Cathedral, and in the interior
0
r
Lh
Intiwasi (Conv nt of Santo Domingo)
b1·
ughL forth analogous monoliths, foundations
)r
v ry anci nt c n truction.
The Tem le of ldols
Along lh u
J
..
course of the Watanai River,
u]
Sap i, th
· a large rock surrounded by
inegalithic con truetio s; amongst other signs is
n slaircase in high relief. On the plateau between
Suj
ª"'
aiman and Chitapampa and San Sebastian,
·
~~
\Vell as on the flanks of
the hills along
this
rout , the investigator can identify a multitude
uf
anci nt temples or Wak'as. There are ceme–
t
rie · subterranean chapels with carved pictures,
n imals carved in relief, etc. At K'enk'o, one of
lh
in
t.
interesting sites, the staircase
symbol
rt
pp.ears.
It is very frequent in the vicinity of
'a j saV\ a1nan. The major portion -
almost all in
fact -
of the temples are surrounded by walls of
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