Catalog: KH0303 (UR066)

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Aliases:   UR066
Contributors:  Carrie Brezine
Museum:  Puruchuco Museum, Puruchuco, Peru
Museum Number:  4a
Provenance:  Huaquerones
Region:  Puruchuco

# of Groups & Cords:   6 Groups, 35 Cords - (32p, 3s)
# of Unique Cord Colors:  8
Benford Match:  0.627
# Ascher Sums (pps, ips, cps, sps,...):  3 (1, 1, 0, 0,...)
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KH0303 (UR066)

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Ascher Decreasing Group

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KH0303

Notes:

UR66 was rolled together with UR67. Pendants facing away, khipus unroll so that doubled end of primary cords are on the left; 66 is on top. Roll up left to right, S spiral.

Bibliography:

Bibliography for KH0303 (UR066):

Year	Author	Title	Pages
2016	Arnold, Denise.	El textil y la documentación del tributo en los Andes: los significados del tejido en contextos tributarios, 2nd ed. Instituto de Lengua y Cultura Aymara, La Paz, Bolivia.	Text: 96-97
2020	Brezine, Carrie J., and Luis Felipe Villacorta.	La colección de khipus del museo de Puruchuco. In Khipus, edited by Cecilia Pardo, pp. 63-69. Museo de Arte de Lima, Lima.	Text: throughout; Figures: fig.44 (p.65)
2019	Clindaniel, Jon.	Toward a Grammar of the Inka Khipu: Investigating the Production of Non-numerical Signs. PhD dissertation, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Harvard University.	Text: 64; 116
2014	Hyland, Sabine, Gene A. Ware, and Madison Clark.	Knot Direction in a Khipu/Alphabetic Text from the Central Andes. Latin American Antiquity 25(2):189–197.	Text: 196
1970	Mackey, Carol.	Knot Records in Ancient and Modern Peru. PhD dissertation, Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley.	Text: 65-82; 86; 213; 220-223
2019	Milillo, Lucrezia.	Andean khipus in Italian collections - Morphological description and ethnohistorical investigation. Masters thesis, School of Humanities, University of Bologna.	Text: 89-90
2013	Salomon, Frank.	The Twisting Paths of Recall: Khipu (Andean cord notation) as artifact. In Writing as Material Practice: Substance, surface and medium, edited by Kathryn E. Piquette and Ruth D. Whitehouse, pp. 15-43. Ubiquity Press, London. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5334/bai.b	Figures: fig.6 (p.20)
2005	Urton, Gary, and Carrie J. Brezine.	Khipu Accounting in Ancient Peru. Science Magazine 309:1065-1067.	Text: 1065-1067; Figures: fig.1 (p.1065); fig.3 (p.1066)
2007	Urton, Gary, and Carrie J. Brezine.	Information Control in the Palace of Puruchuco: An Accounting Hierarchy in a Khipu Archive from Coastal Peru. In Variations in the Expression of Inka Power, edited by Richard Burger, Craig Morris, and Ramiro Matos Mendieta, pp. 357–378. Dumbarton Oaks, Washington.	Text: 365-377; Figures: fig.5 (p.365); fig.8 (p.370); fig.9 (p.375)
2015	Urton, Gary.	The state of strings: Khipu administration in the Inka Empire. In The Inka Empire: A Multidisciplinary Approach, edited by Izumi Shimana, pp. 149-164. University of Texas Press, Austin.	Text: 154-157; Figures: fig.9.6 (p.155)
2017	Urton, Gary.	Inka History in Knots: Reading Khipus as Primary Sources. University of Texas Press, Austin.	Text: 91-100; 264; Figures: fig.5.9 (p.94); fig.5.11 (p.97); pl.3>p.150
2007	Witkowski, Olaf.	Essai de décryptage des cordelettes quipus utilisées par les Incas comme moyen de communication: Un exemple d’ethno-cryptographie (Doctoral dissertation, Master’s thesis, Université Catholique de Louvain).	Text: 72, 87, 96, 97