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Today, the citizens of Tupicocha, in central Huarochirí,
call cord records like this one "quipocamayos" or "equipos" or "caytus".
They treasure these post-Inka specimens of the ancient Andean information
technology as their sacred charters.
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Today, the citizens of Tupicocha, in central Huarochirí,
call cord records like this one "quipocamayos" or "equipos" or "caytus".
They treasure these post-Inka specimens of the ancient Andean information
technology as their sacred charters.
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What is a khipu? |
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A Huarochiri village and its quipocamayos |
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Keepers of the quipocamayos |
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A multimedia tradition... |
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