Trapezoidal motifs at this archaeological site are exemplified by the Temple of the Three Windows, which this site’s possible discoverer Agustín Lizárraga wrote his name on. (-5[1])This site’s highest point is a stone monolith named for “hitching the sun.” This site above the Urubamba River (10[1])was drained by inclined agricultural terraces (10[2])surrounding it. A stone temple at this site (10[1])was shaped like the wings of a condor. (10[1])This site was likely an estate for the emperor (10[1])Pachacuti and was abandoned by 1532. In 1911, (10[1])Indigenous villagers led Hiram Bingham to this site northwest of Cusco. For 10 (10[1])points, name this Incan (10[1])citadel in the Andes. ■END■