Hola a todos, continuando con mi guia del paseo por el museo, la verdad amigos es muy hermoso recordar en un momento como este y al estar caminando por el lugar, lo que fue en su tiempo y la funcion que cumplia el mismo, la verdad nos agrado mucho todo el lugar y su contenido.
Asesorios hallados en momento de la restauracion o escavacion de dicho museo, la verdad se matienen muy bien.
Lo que podemos ver en esta fotografia resultados de operaciones realizadas con georadares en dicho lugar.
Esto viene a ser como un diploma, donde se manifiesta la fecha de cuando se declaro Patrimonio Mundial por la UNESCO.
Aca se ve comentario del lugar o sea del centro cultural, que ahora pertenece a la UNC.
Podemos ver en esta fotografia amigos, la parte de un corte de perfil de lo que hera la pared de ese momento y de las cañerias que se usaban.
Bueno tambien podemos parte del reboque quitado de una de las paredes, la cual su construccion de ladrillos se utiliso material moderno, como cal y cemento.
Despues de haber recorrido en casi su totalidad, los tres como les dije amigos mi esposa, mi hija y yo.
Esta seria la parte de una de las entradas al lugar, es la parte lateral.
Bueno siempre y en la medida que se pueda, tenemos que dejar una imprecion del luagr, en este caso del museo donde lo visitamos jajajaja.
La verdad amigos no termina aca este paseo, en otras publicaciones seguiremos con el tour y guia que es 
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SEGUIRME Y LEERME, QUE PASEN UN BELLO DIA.
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Hello everyone, continuing with my guide of the museum tour, the truth is, friends, it is very beautiful to remember at a moment like this and while walking thru the place, what it was in its time and the function it served, we really liked the whole place and its content.
Accessories found during the restoration or excavation of said museum, the truth is they are very well preserved.
What we can see in this photograph are the results of operations carried out with ground-penetrating radar in that location.
This is like a diploma, where the date when it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO is stated.
Here you can see a comment about the place, that is, the cultural center, which now belongs to the UNC.
We can see in this photograph, friends, a cross-section of what the wall looked like at that time and the pipes that were used.
Well, we can also see part of the plaster removed from one of the walls, which was built with modern materials like lime and cement.
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After having traveled almost entirely, the three of us, as I told you, my wife, my daughter, and I.
This would be the part of one of the entrances to the place, it's the side part.
Well, always and as much as possible, we have to leave an impression of the place, in this case, the museum we visited, hahaha.
The truth, friends, is that this tour doesn't end here; in other posts, we will continue with the tour and guide, who is
Thank you very much for following and reading me, have a beautiful day.