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 | | Morning excursion to Cumbemayo, an impressive complex of enigmatic stones, which includes a pre-Inca aqueduct, cut into the rock, a rock sanctuary as well as numerous petroglyphs. |
 | | Although man inhabited the Cumbe Mayo area 9,000 years ago, hunting and using rudimentary stone tools, Cerro Consejo was modified from time to time by the Huacaloma, Layzon, Cajamarca and Inca civilizations. |
 | | With its terraces, tracks, caves and waterholes hewn in the rock it was the most important populated area around the canal and, and as such, is perhaps one of the best places for scientists to understand the wise and ancient people who established their dominion over the water. |
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