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Eastern Section
The mo t important ruin
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O'-
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esignated "the street of
f
acades '. It
i
crossed to right and lef
t
by
other shorter streets
of purely Inca design
the most original bei1 g
the one called "Siete Culebras" (Seven Snakes),
and another is known as Hatunrumiyocc.
In the little street of Siete Culebras is an In–
ca wall running toward the Plaza of the
aza–
r nles with
seven
mall
nak
carv d
in
higb relief upon the stones; these carvings hav
a symbolic significance; they are mblems of
the
edifice; they tell of the tribes wl ich cons-
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