Spanish: Geoglifo de Dieu Incas con Serpiente

The geoglyph of the Dieu Incas with Serpent is over 100m wide x 200m long. Oriented north to south, it sits on a moderate slope surrounded by other geoglyphs telling a themed story. Its profiled head, body and snake headwear faces east and the figure of this subject becomes less and less distinguishable below its waist. The depiction is a man, carrying a backpack, with a large python snake coiled on its headdress. It looks down staring at its hand. Both the snake and him are directing their view to the same place, but its difficult to determine exactly what. He has long hair, wears a thick coat and one can see his backpack is tightly bundled with what appears as ropes. In its backpack it carries the head of a cadaver, and helmet and some other stowed items.