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 Date: 2009-08-28 21:26:19South America Archaeology Knots Numerals Quipu Gary Urton Quechua languages Inca Empire Chachapoya culture Americas Andean civilizations MacArthur Fellows |
| Anthropology Cracking the Khipu Code Researchers take a fresh look at Incan knotted strings and suggest that they may have been a written language, one that used a binary code to store information In the late 16th centuDocID: GdiV - View Document |
| PAST PRESENTED: A SYMPOSIUM ON THE HISTORY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL ILLUSTRATION Dumbarton Oaks Washington, D.C. Friday, 9 October[removed]:00-9:30 amDocID: EkYx - View Document |
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| Contents Foreword—Davíd Carrasco ix Preface—Clive Ruggles and Gary UrtonDocID: pWnc - View Document |
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