Quipu are record-keeping devices fashioned by the Inca from knotted cords. This large quipu has 586 cords, organized into 8 sections of 10 sets, each with up to 13 sub-levels of information. Overall, it holds 15,024 items of data on production, though the specifics are not known [1220×1951]

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    1. This quipu dates to 1470-1532 CE, and is now housed at the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino.

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